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So glad to see this - somebody wake up my3s, teecee and loop!
If someone calls BS on the Dr. Lebby BS that's being touted as truthiness, I'd agree 100%.
Also good luck to Lebby's beloved 49'ers. He hasn't said they're his favorite team, therefore (according to the "things not said" logic) they must be.
Nope - I "read it" someplace. Keep in mind - 01/31/23
How about getting a response from Lightwave or would that be too much information?
And which of the bolded member types would Lightwave be? Hmmmm.
You say "component vendors" - so perk is a stand alone component?
[quoteCelebrating 25 years of effecting forward change in the industry, OIF represents the dynamic ecosystem of 140+ industry leading network operators, system vendors, component vendors and test equipment vendors collaborating]
Schwab is showing me a quote of 68.5738 on IDCC - never have seen one to four decimals. Buyback effect I suppose?
Any shareholder who wanted $69 or less should have been able to get it by now. Hey, my3s if you're out there do you have any thoughts about today? ("It's a nice day" doesn't count!)
They can have 700 of my shares - at $80. the rest are tightly held to $100, then I'll think about it.
Does a suspicion mean anything? Seems to me there isn't much difference between a suspicion and a wish. If course, to the gullible it might mean "should I listen to this crap"?
LutherTiggs, regarding the $35 billion Amazon wants to put into new data centers, here's Loudoun County now - a bit of green left. If I were Amazon, I'd be looking at the Richmond area.
https://www.google.com/maps/@39.0051466,-77.4639861,7876m/data=!3m1!1e3
loop, it looks like there is more to contend with on the other board than back seat CEO's. Admins are a threat to true honest and balanced - I don't get it. Nothing was wrong with your post.
A happy day!
From the conference link chat window..
Gee, Ted, you were RIGHT (and I'll never say that again) - turns out expectations DO "exist" for what I would call "some" - perhaps after the 12th I'd re-characterize that as "many". The following quote is ALMOST true - except management is saying something rather than not having to say something. This will, of course, add to the universe of said things, which I hope will not cause any angst.
I recommend that ALL board member, lurkers and "NEWBIES" pay VERY close attention to IF and HOW this question is replied to.
It is of extreme importance in evaluating the credibility of those who might vie for your attention and, perhaps, try to influence any due diligence you might be contemplating.
You can figure for yourself what a non-reply indicates.
Ah, yes, the old if it's not in the public realm I bet someone on the board has the inside scoop and if they don't I can conjure up a conspiracy - "Gotta run". That one has seen a lot of mileage.
KCCO, good for you for realizing that "the author" of the responded to post must have meant for you to CORRECT the mistaken statement contained therein , not "disregard" it as the post erroneously stated. I'm sure that others here will follow your lead and not let such mistakes stand.
Likewise if "we're" going to be asking people for links whenever "we" feel like it, we should also respond when asked two or three or more dozen times for the same. Just seems fair, isn't that right, "we"?
Authors note: the "we" in this post is a generic term and no particular "we" is referenced either directly or indirectly. Readers may wish to assign their own identity to "we" and the author assumes no responsibility should they choose to do so
One other thing - are we tag-teaming today? It seems like it - maybe comparing effectiveness or differing approaches to casting doubt? Just wondering.
LOL, no I'm not but I miss ol' Mickey. He had his opinions and sometimes went a little off the rails but he added a lot of life to the board - which has been pretty quiet for a long while. Didn't know Mick personally but I'd bet if he was your friend he'd never let you down.
Considering the long wait to get here wouldn’t $200 be more like it?
Only one thing to say - HOLY MOLEY!!!!!
Interesting that the question wasn't addressed or directly answered. My answer, "I think so" - what's the question? Who knows?
Lies. With nothing but opinion and a paycheck to back them up.
But the letter didn't say the things i found in the universe of things not said!
*no mention of how many PDKs - or even how many foundries they are still working with
How about you email the company and ask them to confirm that they are still working with Foundry A, B, C, D and E. I'm sure you'll like the response. Also, I believe the Slot and Plus product with the foundries was presented the way it was because there is overlap and it would be unnecessary to list the exact same info for foundry A, B, etc.
That would make it a lot harder for me to mask feigned ignorance as innocent information gathering
*a new poling objective not known as a goal or issue previously, with no clarification
This was a known industry-wide objective and if you paid very close attention and understood the technology this would not have surprised you. By the way, today wafer scale poling works for LWLG and they are evaluating partners for high volume automated poling.
They didn't let Belichek secretly tap the practice so he thought they were going to punt.
great emphasis on the need for more reliability testing in order to 'satisfy' end users, with a generic 2023 timeframe given
Yes reliability testing in customers systems hence the company saying they are engaged to conduct performance demonstrations and traffic trials. Yes they say POTENTIAL customers but they say that because they are not a paying customer...yet.
I only invest in companies with a proven track record of ignoring customers needs.
*no indication that any end user is currently testing, and implies that they are not
Are you kidding me? "We have initiated working with a fiber optic transceiver partner in 2022 to explore the implementation of our polymer engine for increased performance demonstrations in 2023."
"I meant I inferred they are not, because all the evidence points to me ignoring facts, but hey, that's what getting I'm paid for."
Nobody does. Merry Christmas.
Maybe not nobody, but nobody who matters.
What we have here.....is a failure.....to look in the mirror. (the Captain in Cool Hand Luke didn't say this, therefore it must be true).
He's wrong. Don't miss the last paragraph. "Rule" schmoole.
https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/can-mutual-funds-own-stocks-under-5-2017-11-06
It's often said that mutual funds and other institutional investors can't own stocks that trade for less than $5, condemning low-priced stocks to retail ownership only. But the truth is actually the opposite -- there are some roadblocks for investing in penny stocks , but they are most applicable to average Joes, not professional investors who run institutional sums.
Why share prices matter (and why they don't)
Mathematically, a company worth $10 billion is still worth $10 billion, whether it is sliced into $1 shares or $1,000 shares. However, the government takes a different view due to laws passed to thwart bad brokerage practices.
Congress put share prices in the spotlight when it made it more difficult for brokers to process client transactions in stocks priced lower than $5 each, the cutoff point below which a stock earns the " penny stock " label.
These regulations were put into place following a broad crackdown on sketchy stock broker s in the early 1990s. Back then, brokerages sold penny stocks of questionable quality to investors all around the country by phone, charging huge commissions on each trade.
These folks weren't bad at picking good stocks, but rather good at selling bad stocks. One of the largest busted brokerages was J.T. Moran, which was the basis for the story in the movie Boiler Room . Stratton Oakmont, featured in Wolf of Wall Street , fits the description, too. You get the idea here.
Photo of a roll of $5 bills
To mutual funds and institutional investors, share prices are largely irrelevant. Image source: Getty Images.
How Congress dealt with penny stock salesmen
Congress decided that it needed to make it harder for individual investors to buy bad stocks, deciding to make $5 the dividing line between "good" and "bad" stocks. And with new rules in place, it immediately became all that much harder for brokers to pitch stocks that trade for less than $5 per share.
According to the Securities and Exchange Commission, brokers can't process trades in stocks worth less than $5 without following a laundry list of rules and processes. Before transacting in penny stocks, brokers must first:
Approve the customer for the transaction
Receive a written agreement for the transaction
Provide the customer a disclosure statement that describes the risk of investing in penny stocks
Disclose the current market price for the stock
Disclose how much the firm and broker will receive for processing the trade
The rules are reflective of the times in which they were adopted. In the 1980s and 1990s, commissions were generally assessed on a per-share basis, rather than on a flat fee basis that is the standard today. Thus, brokers made more by selling 2,000 shares of a $1 stock than 10 shares of a $200 stock, which is why penny stocks were commonly pitched by the sleaziest of stockbrokers, and why Congress targeted penny stocks with legislation.
What about institutional investors?
Mutual funds and other institutional investors may choose to avoid stocks priced at less than $5 per share, but there are no specific rules or laws prohibiting the practice.
In fact, one of the largest actively managed stock funds on the market today is the Fidelity Low-Priced Stock Fund (NASDAQMUTFUND: FLPSX) , which specifically seeks to invest in stocks priced at less than $35 per share. It launched in 1989 at the height of the public's love affair with low-priced stocks, and has crushed the market since inception. (Its focus on low-priced stocks may be more of a guide than a rule today, since its five largest investments all trade for more than $35 per share, a testament to the fact that self-imposed restrictions are rarely set in stone.)
Of course, index funds are more prominent today than in the past, and many have a mandate to own all stocks in the index they track, regardless of share prices. The S&P 500Index , and the funds that track it, all have at least one penny stock in their portfolio, Chesapeake Energy . The Russell 2000 Index , which is generally regarded as the small cap stock index, includes 157 penny stocks, based on my analysis of the iShares Russell 2000 ETF .
Realistically, penny stocks don't make up a large part of the market in terms of value, but they are numerous, and many are owned by funds because share prices are largely irrelevant to the decision to buy or sell. Professional investors know that a stock that trades for $4 that they believe to be worth $10 is a far better investment than a $40 stock they believe to be worth $50.
The next time someone tells you that a stock that has dropped will drop even further when institutions are forced to sell below $5, refer them to this article. Though the average Joe may face a few hurdles when buying or selling stocks under $5, there is no meaningful institutional bias against stocks that trade for less than $5 each. In fact, thanks to the rise of index funds, there are perhaps more funds that are required by their mandate to buy penny stocks than funds that purposefully exclude them.
SWEET! So sad that the Fab Four and several other will be disappointed. Oh, lest I forget....
PERIOD - I said PERIOD - Just one more thing, PERIOD
#squashed #kooked #pelted
EXHIBIT 99.1
Lightwave Logic Issues Shareholder Letter and Provides Corporate Update
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - Dec. 19, 2022 -- Lightwave Logic, Inc. (NASDAQ: LWLG), a technology platform company leveraging its proprietary electro-optic polymers to transmit data at higher speeds with less power, today issued a letter to shareholders from its Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Michael Lebby.
Dear Fellow Shareholders,
2022 was highlighted by continued improvement and forward movement of our polymer technologies, demonstrating world record performances with our partners, running foundry process development kits (PDKs), and solidifying our intellectual property moat with issued patents with each technology enhancement. Taken together, these improvements will enable an expedited near-term path to commercialization through simplified manufacturing. At our Annual Shareholder Meeting in May 2022 we outlined a number of yearly goals and we are pleased to report that we are on-track with those goals as we enter 2023 energized and excited.
Commercialization Efforts with Foundries and Partners
We achieved our goals with foundries in 2022 focusing on ‘front-end’ (a foundry term for chip fabrication and processing) PDKs to fabricate polymer modulators onto silicon wafers. Not only did we fabricate polymer modulators that resulted in great performance, but we are also working with our foundry partners to optimize modulator performance results. This will position us very well for our goals in 2023. In 2022 we started working with Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) for chip-scale packaging, and this type of packaging can be completed using foundry ‘back-end’ (foundry term for the preparation of chips for packaging) PDKs. As noted in this update, we have moved quickly to position ourselves strongly with ALD through focused patents, as well as a recent acquisition of Chromosol’s state-of-the-art ALD fabrication and deposition process. Further, we are advancing our poling techniques and processes toward full wafer poling. We are evaluating partners for wafer-based fully automated poling that will be ideal for high-volume production.
We continued working with our packaging partner in 2022 to package our polymer modulators into traditional gold-boxes for reliability testing and evaluation. This will continue into 2023 focusing on expanding our reliability data set, which is something end-users in the data-communications industry are asking us to see as a next step.
We have intensified our reliability testing and expanded our laboratory space by approximately 9,000 square feet. We continue to look for world class technical staff and have recently hired multiple PhD level lab staff to focus exclusively on reliability testing – all with the goal of expediting data sets that are needed for commercialization with end-users. We expect to have this data in hand during 2023, laying the foundation for performance demonstrations in 2023.
We have initiated working with a fiber optic transceiver partner in 2022 to explore the implementation of our polymer engine for increased performance demonstrations in 2023.
On the commercialization front, we are deepening our relationships with current partners, foundries, and end-users and we are currently in discussions regarding potential commercial agreements. In addition, we are concurrently engaged to conduct performance demonstrations and traffic trails in potential customers systems.
Breakthrough Results & World Record Demonstrations
Throughout 2022 we achieved several record performances that show third party review and verification of the stability and high-temperature operation of our materials. We feel that to demonstrate that our polymers can scale and have the potential to be ubiquitous, they need to work and operate in third party device designs, and still show world-class performance. We achieved this level of performance twice in 2022.
Firstly, we achieved world record performance for a silicon slot modulator using our advanced polymer material - all as part of our collaboration with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and SilOriX – clearly demonstrating that our materials can outperform in a variety of device structures and designs. This allows our platform to become a true 'green photonics' enabler for the industry. The acceptance of a post-deadline at the 2022 European Conference on Optical Communications (ECOC) provided third party validation of this significant result.
We also achieved a second world record demonstration with a 250GHz super high bandwidth electro-optical-electrical link through another partner collaboration, this time using Polariton's high-speed plasmonic modulators containing our proprietary Perkinamine® chromophores and ETH Zurich's high-speed graphene photodetectors. Our incredible result demonstrates that our electro-optic polymers will be instrumental not only for next-generation high-capacity interconnects, but for the more advanced and faster links that will be required for succeeding generations over the next couple of decades.
Early in the year we announced breakthrough photostability results on our electro-optic polymer modulators that are compatible with high-volume silicon foundry processes. Our latest polymers were subjected to rigorous optical testing and resulted in performance increases that far exceed previous polymer material designs. We then further enhanced photostability results on our proprietary electro-optic polymer modulators - demonstrating the reliability necessary for commercial deployments - all based on a technology which can be ported into high-volume silicon foundries and integrated onto a silicon photonics platform with other optical devices. These photostability results demonstrate both the compatibility with standard semiconductor manufacturing processes needed for security of supply and the high reliability needed for commercial deployments. Photostability is a metric customers ask about frequently and we are now excited with the results achieved and the impact we believe it will have with silicon foundries.
While we have not given guidance on all our technical and business achievements in 2022, these major technical based achievements reaffirm our view that our technologies are not only vastly superior in performance but are simple to implement as well - making them the right platform for next-generation optical systems for years to come.
Intellectual Property and Licensing
We received strong validation of our intellectual property in 2022 with multiple new patent issuances to strengthen our portfolio. We secured a patent for a novel fabrication process to advance high-volume foundry potential that enables stable, high yielding poling of polymer devices with silicon photonics circuits. This patent is exciting from a commercial standpoint as it enables our polymers to be mass-produced using existing silicon foundry equipment, simplifying production for the foundry's we are working with. A second new patent was issued to simplify fabrication of polymer modulators designed to integrate with silicon photonics to enable enhanced internet traffic flow and reduced energy usage. A third patent on an invention that will simplify modulator integration for high-volume foundry manufacturing operations while enhancing polymer reliability to enable a more effective photonic engine was also received. We continue to file patents to strengthen our position in areas of organic chemistry, polymer device fabrication and design, and polymer device packaging.
Following up on the goals we set at our 2022 Annual Shareholder Meeting, we have received interest from several parties to license our polymer materials. As we look forward to 2023, we will continue to review the business opportunities in both licensing the use of our polymer materials as well as more deeply engage with our partners for technology transfer. We expect to see our first licensing agreement and potentially other exciting commercial updates in 2023.
Most recently, we acquired the polymer technology and intellectual property assets of Chromosol Ltd (UK) – significantly strengthening our design capabilities for ‘back-end’ foundry PDKs utilizing extremely low temperature atomic layer deposition (ALD) processes that effectively hermetically seal polymer devices that have been prepared for high volume manufacturing. The ALD intellectual property acquisition will improve our back-end process PDKs and allows us to achieve state-of-the-art low temperature ALD process PDKs for chip-scale packaging of our polymer modulators.
Enhanced Industry & Investor Relations Presence
In 2022, we expanded our presence at key industry and investment conferences worldwide. We were invited to present as part of the 2022 European Conference on Optical Communications (ECOC), and we were again invited to co-chair the Photonic Integrated Circuits (PIC) International Conference as well as chairing ECOC’s Market and Product Focus sessions. We have also continued to participate at the global IPSR technology roadmap conferences while leading the data-communications and polymer roadmap committees. This has allowed us incredible insight over the next decade into where end-users are heading and what performance they are looking for from polymer modulator technologies. We have received numerous requests in 2022 for technical interviews, talks, as well as technical articles on our polymer technology platform, and we expect this to increase in 2023.
Throughout the year we presented at a record 7 investor conferences, highlighting our achievements to institutional investors and analysts. Awareness from institutional investors was also elevated by our inclusion in the Russell 3000® Index. Russell indexes are widely used by investment managers and institutional investors for index funds and as benchmarks for active investment strategies.
2023 Goals and Final Thoughts
Looking ahead to 2023, we see a significant cadence of likely catalysts to drive forward long-term shareholder value creation. First and foremost, we expect to see our first licensing agreement for our polymers, in addition to world class performance demonstrations that we expect will show end-users that our technology is not only exciting, but will enable their business models to be more competitive for optical networking and internet system design.
There are significant additional milestones in the works that we aren’t yet ready to discuss, but taken as a whole, we are incredibly confident in the direction of our business and in our team’s ability to make our next-generation technologies truly ubiquitous in the global internet infrastructure of the future.
Sincerely,
Dr. Michael Lebby
Chief Executive Officer
About Lightwave Logic, Inc.
Lightwave Logic, Inc. (NASDAQ: LWLG) is developing a platform leveraging its proprietary engineered electro-optic (EO) polymers to transmit data at higher speeds with less power. The company's high-activity and high-stability organic polymers allow Lightwave Logic to create next-generation photonic EO devices, which convert data from electrical signals into optical signals, for applications in data communications and telecommunications markets. For more information, please visit the company's website at lightwavelogic.com.
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The information posted in this release may contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. You can identify these statements by use of the words "may," "will," "should," "plans," "explores," "expects," "anticipates," "continue," "estimate," "project," "intend," and similar expressions. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected or anticipated. These risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, lack of available funding; general economic and business conditions; competition from third parties; intellectual property rights of third parties; regulatory constraints; changes in technology and methods of marketing; delays in completing various engineering and manufacturing programs; changes in customer order patterns; changes in product mix; success in technological advances and delivering technological innovations; shortages in components; production delays due to performance quality issues with outsourced components; those events and factors described by us in Item 1.A "Risk Factors" in our most recent Form 10-K and 10-Q; other risks to which our company is subject; other factors beyond the company's control.
Investor Relations Contact:
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LWLG@mzgroup.us
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Lightwave Logic and Polariton Technologies Announce World-Class Figure of Merit for Plasmonic Polymer Optical Modulators
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I interrupt regularly scheduled programming here to say this is my ONE POST of the day. Just wanted to mention to Tleprathy that he might suggest to another poster that a sign-off such as "For entertainment purposes only" might be more appropriate than the one currently in use.
You know, full disclosure and such.
And that would be one less thing in the infinite universe of things not said and we all know how important that is.
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Latest Figure of Merit Results Achieved Ultra-Low Drive Voltages and Ultra-High Bandwidths – Which are Extremely Well Suited for Next Generation Internet and Optical Networking Transceivers Beyond 800Gbps
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. and RUSCHLIKON, Switzerland, Dec. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Lightwave Logic, Inc. (NASDAQ: LWLG), a technology platform company leveraging its proprietary electro-optic polymers to transmit data at higher speeds with less power, today provided a world-class figure-of merit performance for modulators using electro-optical polymers and a plasmonic device design in conjunction with Polariton Technologies. Building from the world record performance and demonstration of a 250 GHz super high bandwidth electro-optical-electrical (EOE) link that was presented at ECOC1 through a collaboration with ETH Zurich, these latest figure of merit results show the potential for extreme power savings for optical network equipment and demonstrate clearly that polymer-based technology platforms are positioned well for general implementation.
These results were achieved using Polariton's electro-optic polymer-based plasmonic devices with Lightwave's electro-optic materials, with a bandwidth greater than 250 GHz. While these high-speed results have been reported previously, here Lightwave Logic reports for the first time that the voltage-length product Figure of Merit (FoM) for this modulator is just 60 Vum, which is approximately 10X better than the performance of the optical semiconductor modulators that are incumbent in the optical network and internet today. This figure of merit will allow ultra-low voltage operation and, enabled by Polariton's plasmonic modulator, the ability to carry significantly more data per modulator while consuming much less power. The net positive effect on system level equipment is expected not only to be significant, but perhaps more importantly, also a strong driver of a ''green photonics" platform.
Dr. Michael Lebby, Chief Executive Officer of Lightwave Logic, said: "These results position us extremely well for next generation ultra-high-capacity interconnects for the hyper-scale market. The combination of electro-optic polymers and plasmonics is becoming an ideal sunrise technology platform to address the 'Achilles heel' of the data industry: high power consumption. As the industry contemplates the implementation of PAM4 200G lanes for 2023 and 2024, these optical devices already have shown capability for at least 2X these lane speeds."
Dr. Wolfgang Heni, Co-CTO at Polariton, added: "At Polariton we are excited about this achievement. With a decade of experience in plasmonic circuits, we value the collaboration with Lightwave Logic having supplied this excellent high-performance electro-optic material. We are looking forward to a solid product roadmap aimed at next-generation photonic devices, modulators, and transceivers."
1 The groundbreaking results were presented by Stefan Koepfli (ETH Zurich) as part of a peer-reviewed post-deadline paper presented at the prestigious 2022 European Conference on Optical Communications (ECOC) in Basel, Switzerland on September 22, 2022. The post-deadline paper is titled ">500 GHz Bandwidth Graphene Photodetector Enabling Highest-Capacity Plasmonic-to-Plasmonic Links".
About Lightwave Logic, Inc.
Lightwave Logic, Inc. (NASDAQ: LWLG) is developing a platform leveraging its proprietary engineered electro-optic (EO) polymers to transmit data at higher speeds with less power. The company's high-activity and high-stability organic polymers allow Lightwave Logic to create next-generation photonic EO devices, which convert data from electrical signals into optical signals, for applications in data communications and telecommunications markets. For more information, please visit the company's website at lightwavelogic.com.
Paullee, in response to your post on the other board - I added 500 @$7.12
I was really hoping that the quote below was going to be the best news I've heard since the PDK news. That is, until post 125601. I'm not worried about LWLG, I'm sort of into the mental health thing today.
BTW, do you have as much conviction in "posting much less" as you do in "overvalued"?
This IS all I have to say about this, since it's my only well thought out post of the day. Is it honest and balanced? I have to say I think it is!
I knew we kept you around for something! Thx!
Xena, regarding price manipulation - I had an order in yesterday with Schwab for 1000 LWLG @ $7.20. When I checked the Schwab chart later it showed a low of $7.20 between 2:10 and 2:15 - my order was not filled (still alive though). Here is the online chat between me and Schwab. Names obscured. To save time skip to BOLD type. PS My only post of the day. Get it while it's hot. Ask around once it's gone.
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Hello K. Thank you for chatting in.
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I had an open order to buy 1000 LWLG that it appears should have executed around 2:10-2:15 where the Schwab chart shows a price of $7.20
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It is for 1000 @ $7.25
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We are happy to assist. I can connect you with a Licensed Broker who can review the order and assist further. One moment, please.
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12/8/2022 Thank you for contacting Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. All interactions are subject to recordkeeping and monitoring. The Charles Schwab Corporation provides a full range of brokerage, banking and financial advisory services through its operating subsidiaries. Its broker-dealer subsidiary, Charles Schwab & Co., Inc. (Member SIPC), offers investment services and products, including Schwab brokerage accounts. Its banking subsidiaries, Charles Schwab Bank, SSB (Member FDIC and an Equal Housing Lender), Charles Schwab Premier Bank, SSB (Member FDIC) and Charles Schwab Trust Bank (Member FDIC), provide deposit and lending services and products. Investment Products: Not FDIC Insured • No Bank Guarantee • May Lose Value
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Hello from Austin, TX! I am happy to help. Please give me a moment while I pull up your information.
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Thx
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I see you have a question about an order you placed, how can I help?
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Open order for 1000 LWLG @ $7.25 - it appears that between 2:10 and 2:15 the price was $7.20 so just wondering what happened
M* R, 2:50 PM
I do see that LWLG reached a low of 7.20, however, it appears that there may have been an order ahead of your own and so your order did not fill.
M* R, 2:54 PM
I'm happy to reach out to our trade support team to view the orders!
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That's hard to believe
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Yes, please do.
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I don't understand how a trade can occur at $7.20 if there is a bid of $7.25 regardless of when the orders arrived.
M* R, 2:57 PM
For LWLG, the last time the price reached 7.20 was 9:39 ET, you placed your order after this at 11:11 ET and since placing your order, the lowest price LWLG reached was 7.2501
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Clever - well then the Schwab daily chart for LWLG is wrong. Please see it that can be fixed. It showed $7.2 at around 2:12 pm
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I do apologize if you are seeing a technical error, you can speak with our technical support team at 800-433-9196
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Is there anything else I can help you with today?
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I guess not.
Koog, the line from the Mikey commercial is "He hates everything". You misremembered.
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JEFFERIES INITIATES COVERAGE ON IDCC WITH A TARGET OF 80 - what's that about?
Might Lebby be giving us a chance to back up the wagon for one more load before an all-out publicity blitz? Just thinking out loud here with my first and last post of the day.
I think there are four or five or six of us who are quite disappointed with today's progress. I say that's too bad! Light 'em up!
Oops, they're already complaining! Even better.
Hey Tleprathy, oddly enough we were planning on having grilled chutzpah tonight for dinner. Might even burn some on purpose.
Oh crap I left my expectations in the cooler with my Hazy Little Thing IPAs and they were dampened! Somebody help!
Can those of us with no family or friends just keep on posting "five" posts a day? I'm good with my one - this is it. Happy Thanksgiving to all but four or five. Turkeys!
Gobbledy-GOO!!
In order to find out what someone THINKS, wouldn't they require that specific ability?
Can't waste my only post of the day without sayin', just sayin'.
Hey, how's that five post a day self-imposed limit coming there, Mr. P?
My philosophy is to just say I'm going to limit myself to five posts a day and then decide if I'm being honest and balanced at around post 10.
This is my one daily post, I promise.
Tuesday could be newsday. Just sayin'. I said JUST SAYIN'.
x just do your thing - after all justice is blind, or is it?
This is NOT a reply to any you-know-whos but just a word of friendly advice to Professor #scam and friends.
OOOPS!
You aren't? Somehow I'm not surprised.