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I wish Rice was as good as that negotiating with scum finance houses
saw this on another board. I could not agree more
one of the largest impediments to the 3D AM manufacturing industry preventing it from absolutely exploding, is the enormous upfront capital investment necessary to build the facility, and lack of industry standards dictating quality assurance of the manufacturing of parts.
SIGMA'S 2 awarded patients today, the other 9 granted, and 24 pending, will / are going to be the game changing catalyst the industry is desperately seeking.
Finding a Quality Assurance Software package that can speed the manufacturing process, reduce material cost, and develop a industry standard for others to follow, is like hitting the Trifecta.
That's what we have here folks..
What a gift down here..
timing of this is interesting
it could be that Sigma has big news coming very soon
https://www.networknewswire.com/sigma-labs-inc-nasdaq-sglb-awarded-phase-2-rte-contract-gaining-traction-in-additive-manufacturing-industry/
some big news are coming...
Kanya - can you elaborate ???
Finally, I'm also happy to report that we are in active negotiations with OEM partners for strategic alternatives to currently see the immense value in our enterprise and look forward to providing an update on that front as they developed.
"strategic alternatives"
Per the CFO on Q3 earnings call last week
More momentum building ...
generally most if not all raises for microcaps by Aegis, Aspire Capital, Lincoln Park, Hudson Bay are illegal
Seen it too many times
in all of these circumstances there is an unexplained material drop in SP as microcaps are negotiating the raise with these scum houses
just like SGLB with scum house AEGIS
SGLB IMO will be a case of WHEN not IF
Initial licensing revenues of substance (500K > ) will be a turning point
The AM industry needs SGLB in situ corrective patented QA to go into unilateral production
Great investment opportunity
calling BS on that and here's why:
Imagine you are small co with awesome technology that solves a real big problem.
Biggest challenges for such companies, ALWAYS, is cash flow & balance sheet
So they choose to raise $$$. Many provide them $$ but short the stock thru' their network to ensure the raise is at a much lower valuation and they make $$$ from the shorting
This is illegal
What I do accept is that John Rice made a poor decision to raise with Aegis as Aegis is pure scum (like Hudson Bay, Lincoln Park, Aspire Capital and others)
Wrt to SGLB they will not only survive but boom.
The IP is too relevant for it not to and we are now seeing building momentum with first signs for real revenue
Sigma will get acquired at some point - probably for $300M to $500M
However my overarching point to this post was not Rice's poor decision in choosing Aegis but rather that these scum law breaking companies are never held accountable. They kill the American Dream for many in a fashion that is not legal. And no authoritative body cares .... wonder why?
here's what kills me about the microcap world. Supposedly we live in a country where the American dream is alive and well. yet companies with great potential are ruined by scum finance houses that supposedly help these companies with $$$.
Aegis, Lincoln Park, Hudson Bay, Aspire Capital and others should all be jailed
Yet the authorities, the SEC, does jack shit
No doubt they are in on it
And the American dream is ruined for many by this law breaking scum
Sigma will get acquired. Not IF but WHEN
took a step closer to that today
momentum building
AEGIS scum & their scum friends are gonna have some pain coming to them
my guess is more revenue in Q4. 500K to 750K ??
kind of feels like momentum may be building .....
what will Q4 (q four) revenue number be?
A) Zero or close to it
B) 250K - 500K
C) 501K to 750K
D) 751K to 1M
E) 1.1M - 2M plus
Baker Hughes indeed
Better days ahead
Materialize MCP integration a very big deal
There will be license revenue this year IMO
RTE program will prove to be productive wrt re al license commercial full deployment revenue
Indeed it would ...
bad folk in this stock. Aegis scum for one . They are shorting it up the gazoo. Hope they get truly f**ked
What would be the impact if the company actually announced real licensing revenues?
I despise AEGIS
They are scum of the earth pretending to help microcap companies
Capt Smith
What do you base that on?
<<After the beautiful Sun Set here in Rayong I can confirm everything is very good for our beloved Sigma Labs baby.>>
Great to hear that Kanya
How can you confirm?
RTE is a formal program
no reference to RTE in today's PR
So perhaps it's a real revenue deal for a license or two?
Kanya
Breakeven in 2020 not early in 2020
The company corrected that. In shareholder letter it said early 2020, subsequent decks says 2020 (not early in 2020)
John Rice under growing pressure obviously.
Hopefully he will deliver soon
If not I expect his position will be considered by the board
He has made some great moves but that 80c raise and his (lack of) understanding of Wall St nanocap scum world may leave him vulnerable unless he gets meaningful news IMO
See how we go
The int'l OEM putting the product through its paces in two locations for different parts and different metal powder occupies my thoughts. Could be a major coup for the company and John Rice. Feels like it's a fight against time....
news coming .....
Kanya
can you elaborate re time frame? (I feel I keep asking you that!)
I appreciate all that you post
anybody spoken with new IR group? If so what kind of feedback did you get?
and ??
SGLB is in a very good position for success.
The industry knows beyond a shadow of a doubt that software assistance is required for metal AM.
GE isn't going to spend thousands of man hours and millions of dollars developing their version of IPQA.
And Europe has opened its arms to SGLB collaboration. IPQA in the metal AM industry is a done deal.
So how will it play out?
I have long said that the USA is screwing around and falling behind in metal AM technology compared to the EU.
We will probably see that SGLB's patent portfolio is a big part of how this plays out.
GE will need it in order to continue with IPQA without the risk of future huge damage payments. And SGLB's suite of products in IPQA is being embraced by the EU as competition to GE.
Materialize concluded that PR3D is the IPQA to incorporate into its platform. Siemens concurs. Basically the EU has concluded that SGLB is the IPQA platform to go forward with.
So before long someone will buy SGLB for the patents and the product. And I don't think the EU will let GE do it.
This company is very, very undervalued in market cap. The current crop of investors that move the stock in the wind don't understand the bigger picture at all. They think nothing is happening and the company is going nowhere.
One day you will wake up and find that the landscape for SGLB isn't anything like what it has been. The correction will be big and rapid.
he could I guess....
please read my note carefully. I was not told by Mr Rice.
I am told Mr Rice "all of a sudden" not being very communicative. Perhaps he is not allowed to for a specific reason???
Kanya - can you elaborate a little more?
Few of us on this board can match you Silver
I am a big supporter, and like you, am amazed by the lack of support or even negativity.
One deal from it all changing and attracting new and bigger players in the stock ....
Ego gets in the way at management levels in GE
excellent post. Thank you
is DMG MORI the international OEM that has signed up with Sigma for RTE in 2 different locations each testing diff part with different metal powder ??
Thank you
this is interesting
Deck link no longer working
Silver - any idea why?
• 19 enterprise beta customers engaged across multiple industries
impressive -no?