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Hello, still no one has answered either dtg or my question, which might be helpful to the board. How do warrants work after a RS. Is it still about $4 dollars per warrant I bought in the past or now $40 dollars? I think on this board tedj is great but rfb if you could take a crack at this that would be great. Literally have no idea what I bought 1 year ago now with these warrants if it is still 4 dollars that is ok but if it is 40 no way.
Thanks for everyone's help.
GLTA.
thanks for these questions dtg, I am curious about these warrants as well I bought some awhile back but dont understand why the price didn't change with the rev split can someone on here explain this. Thanks.
I could retire and my kids could retire. let's work on 10 dollars first :)
Maybe a sale would help.
I didn't see this posted on here
https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/u-s-army-investigates-predictive-maintenance-for-3d-printed-steel-parts-172087/
but looks like they were just mentioning sigma as a current quality measurement tool.
At least he is talking about revenue, between Rice and Cola it was a lot of flowery language. Don't know if they will get significantly more revenue but good to hear they are focused on making some sales.
GLTA
Thanks D, I am ok with Ruport being CEO he seems to have more experience in tech, manufacturing and software field for sales and operations, so hopefully this works out well.
GLTA
This may have been posted but sglb received $370,000 dollars in the ppp small business loan, hope this helps with payroll and keep lights on
https://factba.se/sba-loans
Thanks SS, for this analysis. I agree with your assessment. I think the next major goal is multi laser pr3d. We are in the lead for now on this QA tech, and need to keep going. I have no idea if ct or some other tech will come out that is better than optical and thermal but we need to get sglb into standards via NIST or Fraunhofer and could be good for a couple of years. Patents also help.
Now we need our sales staff to sell this version, the tech is good, maybe not closed loop but we need to keep working on the software but also sell something to give us revenue to stay at the cutting edge.
I do not think this was posted but our two closest partners just starting collaborating, Additive Industries and Fraunhofer
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.ipt.fraunhofer.de/en/Press/Pressreleases/20191119-fraunhofer-and-additive-industries-cooperate-in-the-netherlands.html&ved=2ahUKEwjhiJyEooPmAhUD1qwKHQ2oAA0QFjAAegQIARAB&usg=AOvVaw1JDKz94d1aQk-rXkeJODYI
Was this news posted didnt see it over the past day. This is edm printing i.e.arcam stuff, whole new field I believe.
https://www.qualitymag.com/articles/95803-sigma-labs-selected-by-major-japanese-oem-machine-tool-manufacturer-for-test-evaluation-program-of-printrite3d
GLTA
Agree saw warrants at 10 cents yesterday thought I would buy a couple today then saw they are at 70 cents and actual stock at 65 cents, crazy.
Hey Alan, I agree and disagree, materialise as kind of an open platform system tries to incorporate anyone they can into their am stream for production, which makes me think I need to invest more into materialise because I think they are just throwing a broad net and may end up being the "software inside" of am printing. However of those 43 partners there are very few qa solutions and sglb seems to be in the running to be their choice. If that happens it is a big win for sglb and investors.
Thanks for your input.
Again any updates on your initiated DOD ig Investigation of sglb? Thanks.
So the pr presentation posted by t an l had an install in Finland which we saw this week and 2 in Mexico. Just looking at what factories are in northwest Mexico looks like Ford. Could be a small print shop or maybe Honeywell but to me looks like Ford, but Google the installation map and Ford factories, just me throwing out some bs but interesting.
Hey Alan, don't entirely disagree but these institutions in Europe seem to be more than just another academic exercise like in the U.S. Fraunhofer in Germany has pushed through numerous contracts with companies ie. BMW, and other industries in Germany, Mtc is a hub for industry in UK, I know nothing about vvt but seems like a similar organization. So while I agree this isn't an official sale to Airbus, etc. it does move the ball forward, how each of us investors interpret this is up to us. To me I think it is good but I am not investing more money for this pr because of this connection but am happy about it. Thanks as always for your help. I asked you before since you are in Santa Fe, have you driven by sglb or gone there to see if they are actually working. Just ask because you are close and could update us on if there is activity on a day to day basis there. Appreciate your updates.
GLTA.
What information?
How is that DOD ig investigation going? Updates?
I completely agree, but this should be when our sales staff with decades of manufacturing and am experience should be able to close the sales at least for a year or two with Airbus. We are paying multiple salesman 6 figures who are apparently experienced in this field. At least make enough money to keep the lights on. Our product and everyone else's product for am is still in the beta stage but we are farther along then everyone else so make a sale or lease or volunteer to wash their floors for some revenue. It is getting close to where we have to make sales or this thing is never going to work stage, we pay you go earn your pay.
He responded to emails, put out more pr's. They may have been fluff pr's, but more communication with investors. I know he was cheaper as well so that is my answer.
This thing as of now is not dependent on pr groups it is about selling then sglb can find the best pr group which will be important but as of now we just need to sell somehing.
I actually miss Chris Witty, some of you around long enough may remember we complained about him but he was actually much better PR guy and probably cheaper.
They being GE may or may not spend on their own ipqa, they do own 2 printer companies, and I think they were a little arrogant at first, they will still work on ipqa because they have to as OEM suppliers but with everything that GE has been through I don't think they would mind outsourcing some things in the short term including sglb. They like sglb need to start selling stuff to, have you seen their stock over the last year. JMHO.
I maybe remembering wrong I thought sglb was working on acoustics in the past per our long missing poster jj Smith guy.
Thanks for your posts ss.
Glta.
I sure hope this is printrite3d, because if it doesn't work on multi laser printers we will go the way of the 8 track tape. Thanks for your post here.
Don't you think it is a complete conflict of interest to be the head and CEO of a company that recues companies and being CEO of sglb. Of course I am sure he wants sglb to do well but he is not interested in the long term he wants to sell the company at a price that makes his cheap securities as sglb CEO at a profit. Which is much much lower than the average investor. He has no money or sweat equity in the game, that is why I actually liked cola better as CEO at least his ego and hard work would have maybe pushed this farther. For JR he simply walks away and makes money, then tells future Asiq clients look I took over this stock at 3 dollars and sold at 6. Human nature tells me he would be ok with this.
If he were serious about sglb he would step down as Asiq CEO, not only to be full time CEO of sglb but for the conflict of interest, am I way off base on this.
Honestly, I believe in the tech, but not the CEO, he helps the company he started, take over struggling companies makes a profit for hi company http://asiqllc.com/about.html and maybe that company and then sells before development of company. That is his job as CEO of the company he started ASIQ. This is why I wanted him to be interim, because I think he is smart, and NOT permanent CEO of sglb. How many 70+ year old guys run software companies? Exactly, he wants another home in the Bahamas not to see this through?
I have said from the beginning, his main business is rescuing companies and telling future clients look we stayed on Nasdaq, so buy into or ASIQ company. It is a total conflict of interest.
We need a new CEO, with the ip mote we have we should hire a new CEO, I vote for the dentist, at least he as money in the game and experience.
Thanks for the news
https://www.thefabricator.com/additivereport/news/additive/additive-industries-metalfab1-is-modular-scalable
Don't know if this was posted, additive industries will become a leader in am and this article talks a lot about in process monitoring which at additive industries is sglb.
Again a little frustrating sglb isn't mentioned but additive industries has regularly talked about sglb so hopefully this can produce some revenue at some point glta
Yeah if you got paid a healthy 6 figure salary to sell nothing you would be partying to.
If you have a chance drive by sglb and see if the lights are on :) Maybe you could find one of the salesman in the local watering hole, been pretty slow.
3 plus a martini :)
In your opinion RFB, because you have been right on these technical s lately, what does it take long term for sglb to move significantly up. I am not talking MM daily actions or propping up or selling on the day-to-day average. We have seen some nice PR's from sglb and the pps just go thud or the opposite. I look at other 3d companies with negative eps stats and they don't do this. Best case scenario what switches this for sglb 1 large contract, several large contracts with OEM's, just more awareness?
Have no idea if sglb is working on this, doubt it, hope they concentrate on metals, but Vivek Dave did say printrite3d could potentially do plastic printing. That would be a huge thing for the company but at this point I just want them to sell something to someone.
The result of America Makes Project Call 4027: #AMmember @sigmalabs has signed a deal with @Airbus to test their PrintRite3D software for in-process quality assurance of #aerospace parts! @GEAviation led the original project that developed the software. https://t.co/Tdst2ygFfy
— America Makes (@AmericaMakes) August 14, 2019
May have already been posted but some info on what happened with our Dentist and Aegis Just FYI, most of this info has been posted on board but this is a concise lay out
https://techknowbits.com/2019/08/20/carl-i-schwartz-buys-500000-shares-of-sigma-labs-inc-nasdaqsglb-stock.html
Some #3D + #AdditiveManufacturing news: @MaterialiseNV will partner with Sigma Labs to integrate the PrintRite3D inspection tool with the Materialise Control Platform, and @MIT researchers designed 3D-printed flexible mesh for ankle and knee braces. https://t.co/SZvB3peXYe pic.twitter.com/yIgzVqAyit
— TMD Magazine (@TMDmag) August 16, 2019
I think they are talking about oerlikon here, they are a materials supplier and have many different printers
https://www.oerlikon.com/am/en/technologies/am-metal/
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I agree with you. If you believe this company will be successful then now is the perfect time to buy.
I live about a .5 mile away from buffett in Omaha and trying to harness some good vibes.
Side note if anyone invests in Berkshire Hathaway here the annual meeting in Omaha is a blast.
Glta
Print key chains
Probably bring in more revenue