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I would sell because this stock is not going anywhere with production for YEARS.
Did you listen to what was said?
Around 37 minute mark the polymer modulators came up (LWLG and the like).
It's not even being thought of until 400g per lane comes in when SiPho is done (over).
Andy Bechtolsheim from Arista Networks says coming in 2028/29.
The next guy who spoke up shaved off a year and says testing in 2026 and production in 2027/28.
I know many here are traders, but you should try to understand what this company has done, and if you do, then a portion of your trading money should be to buy and hold POET Technologies. The technology is complicated, but they have changed how things are going to be automated at chip level and beyond that, their optical engines are the bomb and they are ready to SCALE production in the 800GB 1.6T and 3.2T speeds. The HYPERSCALE data centers will be using this along with its AI applications. The ability for POET to passively attach high power CW lasers on its optical interposer at wafer scale enables the use of single known-good laser chips and eliminates the need for laser arrays which can be cost prohibitive for high-volume applications. The POET team has worked closely with a company called Celestial AI to define a low-cost packaging solution that is up to 75% lower in cost than competing solutions and is highly scalable for the volumes that Celestial AI is projecting. Celestial AI will make their fortune on optical interconnects. POET will make you a fortune providing the light to do that. Celestial AI alone will get POET there, but they are not going to be POET's only customer either. Enjoy your weekend.
I tried to warn you many times.
This stock will be trading in the 3's before long.
Get smarter or go broke.
aimho
LWLG will not being ready, IF AT ALL, before 2026.
Sad, and it was avoidable.
Company leadership took profits near $20./share.
They knew, or else they'd have held for the much higher profits that you were SO sure about.
IMO Sell LWLG. It's Another R o c k l e y dog in the making.
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Why, imo, the industry is not interested in Lightwave Logic's product:
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The device specs that Lightwave ambiguously discloses in its announcements and
presentations are just not very impressive. The supposed bandwidth capabilities of its stand-alone
prototype modulator enable data transmission speeds that are lower than those that have been
achieved by entire transceivers (a much higher hurdle) from prominent industry players like Acacia
and Infinera. Furthermore, while Lightwave frequently points out that polymer-based modulators
would consume a fraction of the power that standard modulators do, this is completely irrelevant
because modulation accounts for less than 5% of the power consumption of a typical transceiver. In
other words, even if Lightwave had a marketable product, it would be inferior to what is already
manufactured in much smaller physical size and at much larger industry scale.
I tried to warn you.
Still not too late to sell this dog that I believe it is. You are going lower imo. Sell while you have something to work with and buy something
that has a future imo.
Not many like advice because it grates against the ego. We buy a stock and think we have it all figured out so why would I need any advice?
When you buy hype-trains like Lightwave Logic (or Rockley, who is in bankruptcy) your first responsibility is to find out :
1. Does it work?
2. Is it repeatable?
3. Can it be manufactured without the customer's expense of retooling?
4. Is it able to be manufactured small enough? (If it is not getting smaller, then forget it)
5. Is it compatible with what is currently being made?
6. Is there a market for it?
7. Will there be customers who actually need this?
8. Will it save customers their money and drive them to your product?
9. Is it a one-off, or is a platform being developed that can going in many directions for years to come?
10. "Patent moats" mean nothing if the above items cannot be answered honestly.
If you don't believe that this stock will see $7.00 again for 3 MORE YEARS, if ever, then why hold onto it?
BUY SOMETHING WITH A BETTER FUTURE and DO YOUR RESEARCH.
Don't you think that Arista's CEO knows more than we do? Listen to what he says if you don't want to listen to
my suggestions. The CEO from Arista made the statement that LWLG won't be ready, if at all, before 2026.
All in my humble opinion.
Time to sell LWLG (" their stock price will likely fall further ")
Mar. 25, 2023
Issues around capital availability could become a problem for the company.
We are very worried about reflexivity risks. The happenings with SVB Financial is going to be a problem for all businesses like LWLG.
The issue, for the longest time, has been the lack of commercial results. Investors need to be unforgiving in scrutinizing the execution over 2023 and 2024 on the commercialization timelines, but also need to consider how the capital environment has changed. 2023 will be the decisive year for both capital market conditions for early-stage businesses as well as for LWLG specifically.
The issue is nothing commercial has happened. The company burns about $10 million in cash per year on a $25 million cash balance.
More dilution is coming.
Overhead could start rising in 2024. Currently the company is demonstrating its products for manufacturability at foundries, and results for that are expected at the end of 2023, but 2024 is when they really have to start trying to license out their products and start creating a commercial offering.
LWLG will have to spend more on marketing and trying to pitch their technology to manufacturers. This will take time and effort. 2024 is when these efforts begin but not necessarily when they start bearing fruit. Many OEMs are going to be in Japan, where corporate culture moves slowly. Even in more dynamic countries the sorts of stakeholders that LWLG will deal with are going to take their time. Meanwhile LWLG will have to dilute, trying to raise capital in a market that suddenly became a lot more hostile to early stage businesses in the wake of SVB Financial's (SIVB) blowup.
The SVB blowup was no small thing. If credit standards are tightening and its sprouting from venture-facing banks, then the retreat of venture debt is going to cause a retreat in venture equity, because both of those depend on each other to increase the likelihood of a successful investment.
Publicly-listed pre-revenue and early-stage companies just like Lightwave Logic have demonstrated that public markets are absolutely not a friendly place for investments like these anymore.
The dispute is not around their technology, nor is it around their commercial model. Licensing out is a good idea, and it will save them cash which is paramount. But they will have to spend more cash regardless, and their stock price will likely fall further as capital markets start to really feel the intended credit crunch that monetary authorities have been aiming for. Dilution rates will continue to rise for the foreseeable future, and shareholders have to hope that commercialization happens as management plans. While the TAM is very large, LWLG stock needs to deliver for current shareholders to see enough of that upside to take the risk today.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4590050-lightwave-logic-2023-will-be-decisive?mailingid=30957007&messageid=tech_daily&serial=30957007.52573&utm_campaign=Tech%2BDaily%2BV1%2B2023-03-25&utm_content=tech_daily_control&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=Tech%2BDaily
Still not too late to sell this dog that I believe it is.
Advice
Not many like advice because it grates against the ego. We buy a stock and think we have it all figured out so why would I need any advice?
When you buy hype-trains like Lightwave Logic (or Rockley, who is in bankruptcy) your first responsibility is to find out :
1. Does it work?
2. Is it repeatable?
3. Can it be manufactured without the customer's expense of retooling?
4. Is it able to be manufactured small enough? (If it is not getting smaller, then forget it)
5. Is it compatible with what is currently being made?
6. Is there a market for it?
7. Will there be customers who actually need this?
8. Will it save customers their money and drive them to your product?
9. Is it a one-off, or is a platform being developed that can going in many directions for years to come?
All in my humble opinion.
10. "Patent moats" mean nothing if the above items cannot be answered honestly.
I expect $LWLG to go the same route as $RKLY just because of the above items.
IMO Sell LWLG. Another R o c k l e y dog in the making.
Why the industry is not interested in Lightwave Logic's product.
The device specs that Lightwave ambiguously discloses in its announcements and
presentations are just not very impressive. The supposed bandwidth capabilities of its stand-alone
prototype modulator enable data transmission speeds that are lower than those that have been
achieved by entire transceivers (a much higher hurdle) from prominent industry players like Acacia
and Infinera. Furthermore, while Lightwave frequently points out that polymer-based modulators
would consume a fraction of the power that standard modulators do, this is completely irrelevant
because modulation accounts for less than 5% of the power consumption of a typical transceiver. In
other words, even if Lightwave had a marketable product, it would be inferior to what is already
manufactured in much smaller physical size and at much larger industry scale.
Need anything more be said?
......an extremely small chiplet architecture enabling the production of 800G, 1.6T and even 3.2T transceivers in standard pluggable form-factors.
This is a future $100./share stock.
irishian57, if AWS, I'd get a warm feeling all over.
The company that does the data center business for AWS is in Redwood City.
You can read about them here if you like and it would be worth your time because a company of this size is one we'll be directly or indirectly touching from a business standpoint before too long:
https://www.equinix.com/content/dam/eqxcorp/en_us/documents/resources/infopapers/ip_equinix_company_fact_sheet_en.pdf
This company has over half of the Fortune 500 as their customers.
Equinix has the most expansive and sustainable data center platforms, but I'd bet that POET could improve their scaling options.
I wonder who supplies Equinix with their hardware?
Also, Data Center World is coming up in May for anyone interested.
https://datacenterworld.com/why-attend?_mc=sem_dcw_dcw_le_tsmatt_google_branded_2023&utm_source=google&utm_medium=sem_&utm_campaign=branded&utm_content=le_&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIw4vwp4SO_QIVOgCtBh3mIQoqEAAYAiAAEgJ7t_D_BwE
Enjoy your weekend.
Traditional architectures are not able to scale, as all transceivers must work at the aggregate bit rate of the entire system, but POET's novel silicon hybrid integration platform of optical transmit and receive engines is targeting the hyperscale data centers, because it can scale.
When POET came out with the Lightbar Solution for Data Centers in December of 2022, was Google the customer?
Were they the customer that stepped back until they developed more confidence in what POET could offer them?
Is POET's supply agreement with a leading global supplier of lasers what brought Google back, if it is Google?
I'm guessing that it is.
If you read this pdf file in-depth, you will see POET as the solution, or even improved solution, to that which Google is seeking. (cost/speed/passive/athermal/reliability/functionality/high volume production/reduction of required testing time/packaging/integration/line reduction for the fiber infrastructure/cost-sharing within the standard CMOS process.
https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.com/en//pubs/archive/39960.pdf
Stay healthy out there.
Education sidebar:
Malignant narcissist, you will know them by their tracks.
Beyond the desire to focus primarily on themselves and be held in high regard by virtually everyone in their lives, people with malignant narcissism tend to have a darker side to their self-absorption. These individuals can be highly manipulative and don't care who they hurt as long as they get their own way.
Some experts see little difference between malignant narcissism and psychopathy in that both have antisocial behavior and low empathy.
Too late for some, but maybe not too late for you.
Advice
Not many like advice because it grates against the ego. We buy a stock and think we have it all figured out so why would I need any advice?
Before you buy hype-trains like Lightwave Logic, (and Rockley) your first responsibility is to find out :
1. Does it work?
2. Is it repeatable?
3. Can it be manufactured without the customer's expense of retooling?
4. Is it able to be manufactured small enough? (If it is not getting smaller, then forget it)
5. Is it compatible with what is currently being made?
6. Is there a market for it?
7. Will there be customers who actually need this?
8. Will it save customers their money and drive them to your product?
9. Is it a one-off, or is a platform being developed that can going in many directions for years to come?
10. "Patent moats" mean nothing if the above items cannot be answered honestly.
I expect $LWLG to go the same route as $RKLY just because of the above items.
One more work of caution, just because institutions are loading up your stock does not mean it's a winner either. It is not their own money they are buying with. Many times they are just balancing / rebalancing fund holdings. Don't follow institutional buying like a bunch of lemmings running off of a cliff.
Get smart. Do the work. Win.
Advice
Not many like advice because it grates against the ego. We buy a stock and think we have it all figured out so why would I need any advice?
When you buy hype-trains like Rockley and Lightwave Logic, your first responsibility is to find out :
1. Does it work?
2. Is it repeatable?
3. Can it be manufactured without the customer's expense of retooling?
4. Is it able to be manufactured small enough? (If it is not getting smaller, then forget it)
5. Is it compatible with what is currently being made?
6. Is there a market for it?
7. Will there be customers who actually need this?
8. Will it save customers their money and drive them to your product?
9. Is it a one-off, or is a platform being developed that can going in many directions for years to come?
10. "Patent moats" mean nothing if the above items cannot be answered honestly.
I expect $LWLG to go the same route as $RKLY just because of the above items.
There is a company that can honestly answer the above questions affirmatively. Find it and you can make back all of your losses
in the hype-train stocks.
One more work of caution, Apple blew it in this stock because they did not do their homework. They too hoped, or got hyped. Just because institutions are loading up your stock does not mean it's a winner either. It is not their own money they are buying with. Don't follow institutional buying
like a bunch of lemmings running off of a cliff.
The "trading" you see is only the death throes; pay no attention to it because it is only an example of the false hopes that ignorant technology stock buyers exhibit all the way into the toilet.
Get smart. Do the work. Win.
Lightwave Logic has no marketable product & no customers.
"The sustainability of the spectacle at Lightwave owes a lot to CEO Michael Lebby and the almost
blind faith in him shown by the company’s fanatical retail investor base. That faith has been publicly
displayed in tens of thousands of InvestorsHub message board posts, where devoted shareholders
fervently quote Lebby’s speed/power evangelism as confirmation of the company’s greatness. We
think Lebby has tailored a narrative that’s just believable enough to naïve investors, but that falls
apart when viewed in the context of the underlying trends in photonics. The company’s grandiose
claims about its technology will have turned out to be little more than an optical illusion."
They are unable to get consistent/repeatable results at that's the kiss of death imo.
Why the industry is not interested in Lightwave Logic's product.
The device specs that Lightwave ambiguously discloses in its announcements and
presentations are just not very impressive. The supposed bandwidth capabilities of its stand-alone
prototype modulator enable data transmission speeds that are lower than those that have been
achieved by entire transceivers (a much higher hurdle) from prominent industry players like Acacia
and Infinera. Furthermore, while Lightwave frequently points out that polymer-based modulators
would consume a fraction of the power that standard modulators do, this is completely irrelevant
because modulation accounts for less than 5% of the power consumption of a typical transceiver. In
other words, even if Lightwave had a marketable product, it would be inferior to what is already
manufactured in much smaller physical size and at much larger industry scale.
This from a reputable report imo.
Lightwave Logic is years away from any revenue imo.
The most damning detail discovered about Lightwave’s commercialization efforts is that no
one knows how to consistently produce its proprietary polymer. The process of engineering an
electro-optic polymer requires the electrical poling of the material in order to freeze its molecular
orientation. Based on discussions with engineers formerly at Lightwave, the poling process has been
plagued by unpredictable electrical shorts, which decimate manufacturing yields; inconsistent and
heterogeneous outcomes within and among the fabricated polymer sheets, which prevent any
product standardization; and an unstable final product whose molecular orientation decays over
time, dissipating its unique properties. The implication is that even the mediocre devices Lightwave
says it has built and tested are one-off productions that can’t be replicated systematically
IMO Lightwave Logic will never be successful.
Underneath the façade of accomplishment is almost nothing of substance. Lightwave
claims its “products” will enable optical communications speeds 2-3x the current industry standards
using a fraction of the power. But Lightwave hasn’t ever come close to commercializing anything: in
the 15 years since it’s gone public, it has generated a total of about $6 thousand in revenues, which
stands in stark contrast to the steady stream of promotional announcements celebrating overhyped
prototype completions, product tests, and patents over that time. Somehow, success in the lab –
none of which we could find reviewed or published in any of the industry’s scientific journals – hasn’t
translated into a single commercial product.
POET Technologies
Here's a link to some great DD.
If you are here to make money, then read this and decide for yourselves. There will be more news coming as ADVA (yesterday's news) was
only the first company to let POET off the NDA hook and say their name.
I fully expect that two years from now, this stock will have hit $100/share imo.
Have a great day.
https://www.reddit.com/r/pennystocks/comments/10fl10r/due_diligence_poet_nasdaq_has_a_major/
You should read about this microcap.
POET's Transformative Technology Represents Remarkable Opportunity
MicroCapMaven
8 hr ago
POET Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ: POET, TSX Venture: PTK), the designer and developer of the POET Optical Interposer™ and Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs) for the data center, tele-communication and artificial intelligence markets announced last week that it has released four optical engines to production. In a press release that was widely distributed in technology circles but little if any in the financial press, POET (who perfected the first ever chip scale integration of photonics and electronics using wafer level processing for fabrication, assembly, testing and packaging) also announced that management expects to release more products to production over the next few months.
The implications of this rollout were not lost on investors who have been avid followers of this company's development as the stock moved up 40% from a close of $3.26 on January 9 to close at $4.58 on the 10th. But beyond this relatively small community of investors, the POET reveal did not garner the attention of the broader swath of investors one might expect given the impact POET’s Optical Interposer will have on markets that generate 100s of billions of dollars in capital investment each year. This is likely due in some part to the lack of Wall Street analyst coverage of POET and its short tenure as a NASDAQ listed company (prior to 2022 it was listed exclusively on the Toronto Venture Exchange), with each of these factors and others contributing to result in the company flying well below most investors' radar screen. And the stock's trading range below $5 has limited institutions' ability to invest in a high potential but early-stage technology company they might otherwise pursue.
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We believe last week's announcement represents a considerable technological breakthrough that will be tremendously disruptive in the telecom and data center marketplace. The introduction of such a cost-effective solution with simplified transceiver design and fewer active alignments will allow for reduced OpEx and CapEx spending by the developers of hyperscale data centers like Apple, Microsoft, Meta and Google. While the company is playing its hand very close to the vest as to which companies are among the six who have executed contracts or the twenty who have requested samples for integration testing, we believe that some of the largest players in the space will be among the earliest adopters of the POET technology and this will drive revenue in the hundreds of millions for POET in its first full calendar year of production with the potential for many billions over a longer term time horizon.
In summary, we view POET as an anomaly in that this is a company that would likely be a "unicorn" sporting a billion dollar plus valuation and a long line of institutional investors seeking a stake if a company at its current stage were private and seeking capital. But POET is instead a not very well known publicly traded company that has but 1.99% of its shares held by institutional investors and daily trading volume of less than 29k shares per day prior to last week's announcement. While the trading volume has picked up noticeably in the days since the announcement, the price is still below the $5 level that most institutions require for investment and we believe that creates an extraordinary opportunity for investors to buy shares at a cost that could end up being a fraction of the cost of a share when the company becomes widely followed by analysts and investors. We believe that savvy traders and investors who understand the implications of POET's announcement have spent the last week working the POET trade to build positions ahead of what will very soon be significant institutional buying. With POET still trading at less than half its 52-week high of $11, we believe that shares will move materially higher in the near term, possibly even surpassing its previous highs for the year as institutions seek to build a meaningful stake in this transformative technology. And longer-term investors at current prices could see exponential returns if they have the patience to hold on to see the company report the many billions of dollars in revenue that we believe the POET Optical Interposer will generate over the next few years. POET Technologies is a great example of the kind of stocks we comb the bushes for in our search for micro cap multi-baggers and we believe the chance to buy shares in the current range represents a remarkable buying opportunity.
—rec’d DS 1/16/23 @ 3:27pm EST for release at 7:30am EST 1/17/23
Lightwave Logic is years away from revenue.
May be some potential, but it is unproven and no one will touch this until it is.
Everyone in this is drastically premature.
The road ahead is long, and looking for golden nuggets in each word that Lebby speaks, shows the desperation.
I think some of you understand that too.
The institutional money was fooled imo.
Look like POET has an amazing future.
The release of POET's optical engines to production sets the stage for high-volume deployment and widespread acceptance of our technology," said Vivek Rajgarhia, President & GM of POET. "Our customers can realize the immense value of POET's Optical Interposer platform when they move to high-volume production and achieve a cost-effective solution with simplified transceiver design, fewer active alignments, and reduced OpEx and CapEx spending."
Lightwave Logic Is Far From Commercialization.
Tried telling you this months ago. Lightwave Logic is prematurely priced way too high.
Lightwave Logic Isn't Getting Close To Commercialization And I'm Still Bearish
May 13, 2022 10:21 AM ETLightwave Logic, Inc. (LWLG)
Summary:
The company still hasn’t announced any grants or partners yet, and its Polymer Stack ridge waveguide modulator is still in the prototype stage.
In Q1 2022, Lightwave Logic invested only a small amount of funds into lab equipment, and monthly expenses are estimated at just $1.16 million over the next year.
I think that the share price will decline back to $1.50 eventually as little has changed at Lightwave Logic over the past year.
I'm happy for anyone who has made money on LWLG, but there is smoke and mirrors going on imo. Be careful. Read the entire article.
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4511192-lightwave-logic-far-from-commercialization-still-bearish
Thin-Film Lithium Niobate Chosen over "advanced polymers"
" it was not until the recent development of Thin-Film Lithium Niobate by a small number of companies globally that the use of this material is now enabling new applications in millimeter wave data communications, telecommunications, sensing and quantum computing."
Read it here, if interested:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/poet-technologies-liobate-technologies-collaborate-130000813.html
POET Technologies says NO to LWLG's advanced polymers.
“Of all the materials currently under development for high-speed modulators, including monolithic silicon, indium phosphide and advanced polymers, we believe that TFLN offers the most promise for early commercial deployment and potential long-term success.
Sorry for your loss.
I hope you guys know that you are going LOWER !
These clowns sold a ton near the top. Remember that.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/converted/637674085434534121-1.png
ARROGANT:an exaggerated sense of one's own importance or abilities.
An arrogant picture imo.
Who are the ones who dumped shares near $20 and started this freefall?
https://investorshub.advfn.com/uimage/converted/637674085434534121-1.png
aimho
Why is my stock getting DUMPED?
YOU WENT TO THE NASDAQ PREMATURELY imo.
Lightwave Logic has no real pathway to production currently.
Lightwave Logic needs prototypes that are PROVEN to work, and will have longevity.
These prototypes HAVE TO BE EXCEPTIONAL.
These prototypes have to be RECOGNIZED AS EXCEPTIONAL by the companies that are analyzing the capabilities.
No company will use anything new, unless they are positive that it will work AND THAT IT WILL HAVE LONGEVITY.
These are my opinions, but you should consider what I'm saying.
The Executive Suite Dumped Near the Top
The insiders made some quick cash and they left the shareholders holding the bag as we head to $5.00 imo.
Just remember, Lightwave Logic does not even have a product yet.
Would they have sold if you had a product?
Here are the details for you to read:
2021-12-27
Thomas E. Zelibor
-5,000
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-$83,800.00
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-5,000
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-$83,355.00
2021-12-27
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-5,000
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-$83,500.00
2021-12-27
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-$50,979.60
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-5,000
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-$85,750.00
2021-12-27
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-5,000
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-$87,000.00
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-5,000
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-$85,465.00
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-39,203
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-$662,569.88
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-5,000
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-$87,560.00
2021-12-27
Thomas E. Zelibor
-5,000
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-$86,250.00
2021-12-27
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-5,000
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-$85,750.00
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-29,611
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-$496,013.88
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-27,988
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-$468,575.09
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-22,329
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-$373,184.56
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-36,203
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-$616,211.25
2021-12-22
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-10,500
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-$175,350.00
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-30,086
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-$509,355.97
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-19,914
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-$336,686.00
2021-12-22
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-13,797
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-$234,880.12
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-14,475
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-$195,846.75
2021-11-20
Thomas E. Zelibor
-101,373
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-$1,423,276.00
2021-11-19
Thomas E. Zelibor
-49,106
Sell at $14.59 per share
-$716,456.56
2021-11-19
Thomas E. Zelibor
-75,046
Sell at $14.57 per share
-$1,093,420.00
aimho
Back to reality Lightwave Logic.
The pump brought you up, but looking under the hood is bringing you down imo.
The Lightwave Logic technology has not been proven. There are levels to these things.
There are unanswered questions regarding the long-term viability of LWLG’s organic materials. These will have to be addressed at some point.
What about the degradation curve? Does Lightwave Logic have an actual prototype/product yet, that has been stress-tested? Until that time there is no way to predict the degradation curve. Do you think that the industry will fall all over itself to put this into their components and risk everything?
The de facto standard is silicon-based because it has been proven and it works. Can Lightwave Logic produce documented results to back-up theirs?
Lightwave Logic you need to apply your patents now, and PROVE that they can meet industry requirements.
Like I said, back to reality. This stock is STILL OVERPRICED imo.
Some of you have left HUGE profits because of greed. If the pump continues, and you bounce up again, take the profits. The executive suite has been taking there's for a while now.
aimho
$20 to $15 to $10 to $5?
That's where it's headed imo.
Should have taken those fat profits.
Greed is a real beast.
Not too late to sell now and re-buy at $5. imo.
Anyone here think that this is not true?
Magical wording with patent updates brought the mindless momemtum-chasing masses who don't understand anything about technology, nor the long road towards trusting and accepting a new technology.
The Lightwave Logic technology has not been proven. There are levels to these things.
There are unanswered questions regarding the long-term viability of LWLG’s organic materials. These will have to be addressed at some point.
What about the degradation curve? Does Lightwave Logic have an actual prototype/product yet, that has been stress-tested? Until that time there is no way to predict the degradation curve. Do you think that the industry will fall all over itself to put this into their components and risk everything?
The de facto standard is silicon-based because it has been proven and it works. Can Lightwave Logic produce documented results to back-up theirs?
Lightwave Logic you need to apply your patents now, and PROVE that they can meet industry requirements.
Like I said, back to reality. This stock is STILL OVERPRICED imo.
aimho
LWLG, you have been weighed on the scales and found wanting.
Back to reality.
Magical wording with patent updates brought the mindless momemtum-chasing masses who don't understand anything about technology, nor the long road towards trusting and accepting a new technology.
The Lightwave Logic technology has not been proven. There are levels to these things.
There are unanswered questions regarding the long-term viability of LWLG’s organic materials. These will have to be addressed at some point.
What about the degradation curve? Does Lightwave Logic have an actual prototype/product yet, that has been stress-tested? Until that time there is no way to predict the degradation curve. Do you think that the industry will fall all over itself to put this into their components and risk everything?
The de facto standard is silicon-based because it has been proven and it works. Can Lightwave Logic produce documented results to back-up theirs?
Lightwave Logic you need to apply your patents now, and PROVE that they can meet industry requirements.
Like I said, back to reality. This stock is STILL OVERPRICED imo.
Some of you have left HUGE profits because of greed. If the pump continues, and you bounce up again, take the profits. The executive suite has been taking there's for a while now.
aimho
As of 1/13:"this stock is considered to be "very high risk"
"Very high risk".
" We hold an negative evaluation for this stock."
" Lightwave Logic Inc will perform weakly in the next couple of days or weeks."
"Further fall is indicated..............
"Volume rose on falling prices yesterday. This may be an early warning ............
stockinvest.us
The re-post of what Lebby said on 12/15 is because the entire executive suite was in the process of dumping shares and this would either give them a better price or help to sustain it as the public started to see the news of their dumping. imho
Take profits if you have them imho.
Here is why Lightwave Logic is getting DUMPED.
The leadership of the company has dumped their shares big-time.
Detailed insider trading at Lightwave Logic, Inc. (LWLG) Trade Date Insider Name Trade Type Shares Price ($) Value ($)
2021-12-31 El-ahmadi Siraj Nour Sale 6,862 15.11 103,650
2021-12-30 El-ahmadi Siraj Nour Sale 108,017 15.08 1,628,896
2021-12-30 El-ahmadi Siraj Nour Option Ex 150,000 .93 139,500
2021-12-28 Bucchi Ronald A Sale 22,309 16.20 361,517
2021-12-27 Bucchi Ronald A Sale 39,203 16.90 662,569
2021-12-27 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Sale 48,060 17.04 818,702
2021-12-27 Leonberger Frederick J Sale 150,000 16.64 2,496,750
2021-12-27 Leonberger Frederick J Option Ex 150,000 .73 109,500
2021-12-23 Bucchi Ronald A Sale 27,988 16.74 468,575
2021-12-23 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Sale 29,611 16.75 496,013
2021-12-22 Bucchi Ronald A Sale 60,500 16.85 1,019,183
2021-12-22 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Sale 72,329 16.92 1,223,734
2021-11-20 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Sale 115,848 13.79 1,596,964
2021-11-19 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Sale 124,152 14.58 1,810,136
2021-11-19 Zelibor Thomas Edward (Chair of Board of Directors) Option Ex 500,000 1.30 650,000
$LWLG DOWN 40% in two weeks !
The magic appears to be gone.
The market is coming to its senses.
Lightwave Logic is being heavily shorted.
Customers, contracts and revenues are expected.
Will Lightwave Logic deliver, or just keep us guessing.
Buying opportunity?
aimho
What Happens When $LWLG's Patent Application is Published ?
No matter how beautifully written your patent application is, or how amazing its drawings, the application won’t officially see the light of day for quite a while. In the US, a patent application normally remains secret for 18 months after its filing date.
"Published Patent Application to Improve Stability and Performance of Lightwave's Proprietary Polymers"
Having a published patent application doesn’t mean your patent has been allowed, or that you now “have” a patent. Lightwave Logic has only APPLIED.
At THAT point,( after the 18 months) the USPTO will truly “publish” the application.
You can’t stop anyone from infringing your patent rights until you actually have those patent rights.
In my opinion, Lightwave Logic are masters at creating illusion.
CAVEAT EMPTOR
aimho
Uh-Oh! $LWLG needed to significantly improve polymer performance?
So what we invested in has not worked and must be significantly improved? After risking so much money and waiting so many years it STILL is not ready? Where are the published results that show that the polymer performance needed to be improved?
I do not like the sound of this at all.
You do know what a PUBLISHED Patent Application means, right?
It is going to take a LONG TIME.
In my opinion, Lightwave Logic is BLOATED in price and astoundingly premature in the story that they have sold us.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/LWLG/news/story?e&id=2092396
aimho
Same sector (technology)
Niche market
Hemorrhaging money
New Filer on SEDAR /little history
Minuscule float of 18 mil./ a good thing, but did a reverse split
GaugeChanger™,extends the life of copper / NO! Copper must go (heat) Does not make sense to promote anything that keeps copper in place loner when the industry is actively seeking relief. Stagnating within this industry beckons demise.
55 patents / good
Rev. up 336%, but cost of sales up 313% (9 mos.) Landing numerous contracts is great, but must reduce the cost to produce those.
Net loss inc. 3% $4.928 mil (9 mos.)
If I looked at the two investments with fresh eyes over a period of a week, I'd buy $POETF hands-down. Hold your $SPNVF if you wish, but I'd sell and put the funds into $POETF. If you love $SPNVF, then lighten your $LWLG and buy $POETF. Companies are stacking up for $POETF and they are just barely getting started with their platform. $LWLG is bloated beyond belief and is anyone lining up for their "goo" as I've heard it called? Your best ROI leverage will be $POETF currently.
GLTY
ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS !
Lock in profits when you run up that far, that fast, and at the very least you should lock in profits before a looong holiday weekend when there may be access, and liquidity issues.
STRONG SELL ISSUED TODAY FOR LWLG
Lightwave Logic Inc gets a Sentiment Score of Very Bearish from InvestorsObserver and receives an average analyst recommendation of Strong Sell.
https://www.investorsobserver.com/news/stock-update/basic-materials-stocks-moving-friday-fmcxf-reemf-gato-newp-bonxf-snes-lwlg-gevo
OUCH! $7 fall from High = Reality pinch
Any revenue?
Any revenue forecast?
Any customer?
Did you fall in love with your stock & forget to take profits?
Now you have this long weekend to think about how you screwed up.
You may eventually have a product that someone wants, but you will never get an opportunity to take HUGE profits off the table like you did this week.
You hold when you have something, but $LWLG is not there yet.
I listened to Lebby's late May video, and he had a segment where he was quoting sweet words that he had heard. That is called hype.
Don't ever fall in love with a stock.