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call me whatever you want NRDC92
I just like calling out and playing with people like Ted
Partly because he plays along and is fun to play with
AND because he trashes a stock I’m invested in
That actually might qualify me as troll for certain people, really don't care 🙂
And I totally understand: no one is interested in my sleeping habits, but since you decided to start debating it….
I also dislike “negative know it alls” who trash talk this stock….
And you, debating my “sleeping habits” along with your other “know it all” strong words and advice from the sidelines, also qualify for it.
The reason why I sleep well ( or at least don't sleep bad) is because I’m totally fine with my investment in LWLG.
I own little over 30.0000 shares and my investment window is 6 to 8 years ( = when I will retire)
My lifestyle will not be impacted a single thing if LWLG would ever fail and go to zero……
I have enough to live a comfortable life…. and to do (and continue doing ) what I like doing now until I die
( and I do hope that is the case for most people invested in LWLG, it should because it was and still is a risk……)
And I’m not even convinced my life would change a lot if LWLG would be 100 tomorrow, yes, I might retire earlier, but not even sure because I will need to pay penalties for my pension (I’m self employed, Belgian system) , so most probably won’t even do that……will see what happens if it happens
my “case” is not important, but just to illustrate , that you know nothing about me and my investment profile and horizon……yet, you make claims about me
And this “story” might not qualify for you as “a merit to the conversation”….you don't get to decide that
I feel it does => this stock IS a low risk high (possible) reward investment ( it is now more than ever 3, it was also at 6……), I would like to give people some perspective not to sell now
It is a perfect investment for those people who have some spare money and who can wait……
I have seen in the last two weeks, some people decided to sell, heard these stories personally……and unfortunately I learned that some of them got impatient partly because of reading negative things about the company, here, on other forums, whats app messages and so on….
Some people do get “influenced” by people like you,”by know it all’s” with big mouths screaming Dr. Lebby is arrogant and incompetent…..
People like you who “can’t imagine that I'm sleeping like a baby
I’m sure that you can’t imagine a lot of other things either…..
You are just a guy without imagination…yet, you act like a know it all with a big mouth
Lebby has to do this, Lebby has to do that, that company has to be fired….
I don’t listen to and won’t discuss any further with people with such limited skills, not worth it
one Ted, for fun and to play with, is enough here
you are not a troll, you are just an idiot
an idiot that can only trash talk
Wow, have you been glued to your computer all day just waiting for me to respond?
Naive AND dumb Ted
I slept like a baby past 8 hours.....
"I figure as many as 100 people decided to sell, not buy, or buy less because of the Red Flag post"
The more you post about yourself, the more you expose yourself
You are not just a dumb fraud, lacking empathy, you are also very naive
"Unrelated: More Belgiums Just suggested that Dr. Lebby doesn’t wanna buy because it will hurt shareholders when he eventually sells. That’s quite funny. Sadly."
You not only don't have any empathy, you can"t read either.
The only thing I wonder about you: or you either a fraud or are you a dumb fraud
you don't have enough empathy to understand what I mean
plenty of idiots here who have no real life experience...said that a few times before, the more Ted and his friends post...the more obvious it becomes
on this topic....
We're aware that Dr. Lebby, along with other insiders, already holds a significant number of shares.
While they do have plenty of money, they are not extremely rich—they are far from being super rich.
Dr. Lebby has consented to being underpaid, although he still maintains a lifestyle that isn't cheap. He understands that achieving ubiquity could lead him to become super, super, super rich, but also knows it will take time.....( the stock going to 100 or 150 or......)
For some, Dr. Lebby purchasing 1,000 shares isn't sufficient. To others on this board, even him acquiring 20,000 shares wouldn't satisfy—they expect a “substantial investment” that financially hurts him. ( for Ted it needs to be several hundred thousand shares......how unreal can it be? )
Why would someone make such a commitment and hurt themselves when they already own enough shares? Moreover, these shares will need to be sold eventually. At that moment, the moment he sells, some people here, or let's say, the less "astute" , will likely interpret it as a sign of “trouble. and start screaming again......( as an insider you don't want to sell often)
HE HAS ENOUGH SHARES
It’s really remarkable how some idiots over here won't get that.
they have No experience and no real knowledge....typing the entire day on a message board the same things.....
sad, and funny in a way
"funny" how people who are spending hours and hours on a message board, re-writing and re-reading the same shit everyday, ventilate.
By doing so, they "expose themselves, showing how little they know
Most of the time using strong words
It's just showing how frustrated they are, all because they are not as rich as they would like to be/become via the stock market
The world doesn't work like that, and if it ever did for some people, they were extremely lucky
I didn't get rich via LWLG, Lebby has to go as a CEO...
( get yourself a job, or a hobby and try to have some meaning in live)
you don't see a lot of other things either
call me stubborn...
I owe now more shares than anticipated 😀
( and I feel fine)
Belgium is an artificial country
there is no such thing as "the Belgium way"
your postings show you are unconsciously incompetent about a lot of things
math...
Imagine you have 10 K
how many shares can you buy at these levels?
how many shares can you buy at 10 USD/share
now count what happens if the stock is 100 USD
#onceinaliftime
Eppo, haal er even een woordenboekje bij
I cock
you cock
Eppo cocked
wonder how many shares changed last couple of days from weak hands to strong hands....
If what you say is true ( this morning you wrote you would give it until end of year) , I got some shares of you today😀
piss, ass , bitch, ….
I see a pattern
Shortie
Go bet your house on it, quick rich type of a guy who got disappointed
On ignore from now one
one of the best parts of the ASM last week (for me)
"You will get news when it makes sense"
Oh boy, it WILL make sense!
nothing
it does with your claim that "The only thing they've led the world in is stolen IP and low quality goods"
google "chinese inventions" , a new world will open op....
Dan, once more you show you know nothing about history....
(nor reality outside your (US) bubble, -not that it's any better in Europe for that matter)
happy you finally sold last week Dan
Care to share what else you bought?
so true
and same goes for Europe!
People who think and claim different only show that they don't know much about the real world
Talking to you Ted
100%
and I'm so much "duped" that, after talking and reading about last week over the week-end, I decided to buy more,
meaning that now over 50% of my investments will be into LWLG, thats how duped I feel....
( and I know other shareholders who will be doing the same)
All duped
Ok, we got it
Go away now
Buying more on Tuesday
A lot of US based (tech) companies are extremely good and professional at communicating
They are predictable and when they are the market rewards them for it
Being profitable is often less important than predictability and growth
If there is growth, the share price goes up
Long term business model? Not so important
Call me old school, but this ain't normal
And it has nothing to do with sound business practices
certain people don't seem to realize this, have they ever known something else?
I feel last week was a good week
Dr lebby stated he feels undervalued.....
Next to that, he stated that we will get news when it makes sense
That makes sense for me
can't live with that? You should have sold last week!
Timelines, and/or our interpretations of timelines , may have shifted,
communications might need to be improved, but progress is clearly being made
On so many aspects,
don't agree? You should have sold last week
I'm selling other assets tomorrow and I'll be a buyer on Tuesday
"who interpret me as being manipulative and deceitful have been wrong all along."
says the man who creates fake profiles, you are a fraud
ass, mugs, piss
classy
not
correction, you are not an emotional investor
you are a gambler
curry again today..
if you didn't sell yesterday, you are "the ramp"
( Jean Marie Pfaff zijn Duits is beter dan jouw Engels, vast ook te moeilijk voor je)
this- 100% Jeunke
the cool of an engineer versus shareholders that looks at this board every, single day
indeed- for years
posting here every day
without really understanding what LWLG is really doing,
both on the technical side and on the business model side ( changing an industry)
who would not lose patience?
I don't
because I do see progress
very slowly but very steady
I will be patient
for years to come!
the 20 was overvalued
the 3.50 is undervalued
and whats way more important is that Lebby agrees with this.....
there is no way back for him
and he feels fine....
concluded a few weeks ago here, that some folks on this board are really, really very "strange" investors
They buy shares and feel it should triple or 10x in just a few years
As it is their right, just because they bought shares......
It doesn't work like that (anymore) ( perhaps it did fore some time in the US...)
newsflash, those days are over....
It doesn'twork like that
Not in this complex market, not in this global world
These people seem to have no empathy....
if it doesn't happen overnight, they call the CEO a liar or a fraud
Hope the frustrated ones sold today and will find themselves a better stock
( although they should have sold yesterday
Indeed.....
But still happy with the statement he feels we are undervalued
He also added he feels timewise we are on track. ( although understanding investers)
Dr. Lebby is not the type of person who digs a hole for himself
so you take these statements literally
dumb is forever
For the record, Dr. Lebby stated that he feels we are undervalued.
A lot
It's the first time ever, I hear him saying that....
I"m happy with the honest answers....
AND the progress being made...
foundries coming to LWLG
These things DO take time
clearly too much time for people who have nothing else to do to sit and watch this board every day.....almost non stop
Ready to buy more!
good question AND best answer of the meeting:
Q: Who would be interesting in buying us?
A: a wealthy one....
I will be patient
going to lose your house
emotional investor
get yourself a curry
translated by chat gpt:
https://www.tijd.be/ondernemen/halfgeleiders/imec-ceo-luc-van-den-hove-ai-dwingt-ons-bouw-van-computerchips-te-herdenken/10547452.html
The Leuven-based research institute Imec is celebrating its fortieth anniversary with an investment of 2.5 billion euros in a new pilot line. "We need to build chips that adapt their way of working based on the task they need to perform," says CEO Luc Van den hove.
Squeezing more electronic circuits into an ever-smaller piece of silicon. That has been the magic formula for the past forty years that has delivered increasingly powerful computers and electronics to the world. Thanks to a standardized production process, known in the chip sector as Complementary Metal-oxide Semiconductor (CMOS), this could also be done at increasingly lower costs.
The Essence
The way we design and build chips must change fundamentally, says Imec at its annual ITF conference.
The Leuven-based research institute celebrates its fortieth anniversary with an investment of 2.5 billion euros in a pilot line.
CEO Luc Van den hove emphasizes that the globally integrated chip industry cannot simply be dismantled. America, Europe, and Asia need each other.
But with the advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), that model is reaching its limits, as was heard on Tuesday at Imec's annual ITF conference in Antwerp. The demand for extra computing power is increasing faster than the chip sector can deliver with its traditional recipes, said leaders from the semiconductor sector, including Lisa Su (AMD) and Christiano Amon (Qualcomm). Also, the enormous amount of energy required to train AI models is putting a brake on technology development.
Instead of continuing to squeeze a complete system onto a single chip, the industry is working on systems where different functions are separated.
Thus, there is work for Imec, the research institution that has been researching next-generation chips since its founding in 1984. CEO Luc Van den hove highlighted the importance of new chip architectures in his opening speech.
Instead of continuing to squeeze a complete system onto a single chip, the industry is working on systems where different functions - such as memory or a processor - are more separated. Extremely fast data connections then come between these so-called chiplets. This can be done by using, among other things, laser connections - with photons instead of electrons - and by building 3D chip systems in layers.
Paradigm Shift
Van den hove talks about a 'paradigm shift to a CMOS 2.0 model'. 'We need to completely conceive and design whole circuits in 3D from the start, and build chips that adapt their way of working based on the task they need to perform. Just like the human brain does.'
For Imec, this is more than just a scientific challenge. Chip research requires increasingly larger budgets for advanced machines and highly educated personnel. As a result of the geopolitical chip war, the Leuven institution can also count on European money.
Leuven tech fund Imec.xpand clocks in at 300 million
Imec announced on Tuesday that it has insight into 2.5 billion euros for the construction of a so-called Nano-IC pilot line in Leuven. The project is part of the Chips Act, European legislation that aims to boost semiconductor production on our continent to become less dependent on Asia and the United States.
The construction of the pilot line begins next year and should be completed by 2027. Flanders and Europe are each paying 700 million euros, and the Dutch chip machine builder ASML is putting down 1.1 billion euros. Van den Hove expects the construction will lead to follow-up investments from the chip industry.
The pilot line must form a bridge between chip innovation and industrial applications, including in the automotive industry and healthcare. Making test products in limited volumes is especially expensive for smaller companies. They will be able to turn to Leuven for this.
According to Van den hove, the line will have sufficient capacity to meet the demand of the business world. 'In addition, we are also looking at how we can help start-ups with their financing.' He refers to the recent capital round of 300 million euros at the affiliated investment fund Imec.xpand, but also says he is in talks with 'the European Investment Bank and other institutions'.
If the three continents want to do everything separately, it will significantly slow down innovation. The challenges are too great.
"Under pressure from European and American export restrictions, the Imec CEO has cut many ties with Chinese companies and universities in recent years. But he warns that it makes no sense to significantly uncouple chip production in Asia, America, and Europe. 'If we do that, innovation will slow down considerably. The challenges are too great to want to do everything separately.'
Have the politicians understood this? 'They are beginning to realize that that cooperation is necessary, but they are not all on the same line. We must continue to convey this message,' says Van den hove, noting that he has seen more politicians in the last two years than in the rest of his career.
Interesting article in the "Belgian financial times today' => Imec receives a 2.5 billion investment ....
Imec CEO = we need to rethink the way we build chips... and further in the article : we need faster data connections......with photons instead of electrons.....
Link to article ( in dutch) => https://www.tijd.be/ondernemen/halfgeleiders/imec-ceo-luc-van-den-hove-ai-dwingt-ons-bouw-van-computerchips-te-herdenken/10547452.html
further in the article it is also explained why things take time......
certain reactions on the safe capital video are extremely telling
because of the Q&A session, some posters claim Dr Lebby doesn’t care about the share price, some conclude Dr Lebby doesn't know how to run a public company, others know now for sure Dr Lebby is a liar….
Dear Dan, Dead on Arrival and the others , thank you for these comments!!!
I can put more people on ignore now, don’t do that in general because I value most people's opinion and always try to learn something...
No longer need to do that
Dumb is forever