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Re: truthandlove post# 21747

Tuesday, 08/19/2014 7:42:08 PM

Tuesday, August 19, 2014 7:42:08 PM

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Yes, and I hope they do.

Ideal scenario is that Sigma gets small contracts from multiple parties so they can continue to go under the radar, if they can even do that at this stage. The bigger they get, the harder the buyout. I'm also now 100% convinced that they will not get a massive contract from any party especially GE or they would just buy Sigma flat out. So far I have not heard anyone here dispute otherwise, it's the only thing that is rational to me.

The problem with buyout at this stage is that it's not something we can retire on. So what, instead of .12 cents, we get a buyout at .20 cents? big deal. I don't want a buyout if PR3D is a legit product, 2x return on the risk we are taking is nothing.

Think about it...If GE gave Sigma say a $20M contract, this stock will probably shoot up to $1, simply on the speculation that more contracts will come. This puts Sigma at a 650M valuation. Why would GE pay $20 for a contract, that probably doesn't scale instead of buying the business for $70M and leveraging it.
That's why a big contract from GE (in my opinion) is a pipe dream at this stage of the game.

So yes, Honeywell or any other major party is very important, as Sigma needs all the leverage it can get.

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