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Re: mitcheroo post# 30902

Tuesday, 12/01/2015 11:19:53 AM

Tuesday, December 01, 2015 11:19:53 AM

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Agreed - there is still a lot of work to be done here. They need funding, must fix the measurement issue and determine and refine the best formula. And all of this is still contingent on the management team performing. Turning revenues in 1st Qtr 2016 will be helpful. If the milling process really is as sophisticated as some say it sales should grow. Not only producing revenues but creating a cash neutral or positive position would be helpful. Plans to sell diamonds created during testing phases will also help. These sales will hopefully offset some of the R&D expense.

Once diamonds created under this new process begin entering the market people (and industries) will start to notice. This is when share price should really take off. Saying you can do something and actually doing are to very different things. The market wants proof. Sales will provide that.

If the company gets to this point share price should be stable. They can then begin to sign partnership and licensing agreements. This is where the real growth will happen I believe. While CTDT may put a lot of machines into operation producing diamonds and can turn a handsome profit doing it the real money will be made partnering with companies using the technology in current products or new products. This will be pure dollars with no overhead to produce. Just good old fashioned cashflow.

A lot of work and lot of things that can go wrong. But upside is huge and it should be fun watching how this technology changes our lives in the future.

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