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Thursday, 03/31/2016 12:52:39 PM

Thursday, March 31, 2016 12:52:39 PM

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Buying low and selling high is far easier to say, than to do. Buying low means buying a bombed out, out of favor, expected failure of a stock. Buying low never comes unattached to fear/concern/negative hype and the like.

But the SGLB story just keeps getting better from a business success reference. And a new investor never reaps the benefit of what happened before, only what is going to happen in the future.

A legitimate tenet of philosophy is that it is an error to make a bold statement, and follow it up with timid action. How many times have you heard someone say that they got the outcome right, but didn't get in deep enough to make a difference? All the time. That is the error of timid action.

We have nothing less than Honeywell showing the IPQA lineup for AM metal production quality certification. If you are going to make parts for Honeywell, you have to be certified. And that certification process is going to have PR3D spec'd in. There is so much information, right in front of our face, saying that PR3D is the IPQA solution, that it would be foolish to not expect that revenue is coming.

I have been buying post split, and will continue to buy. I anticipate outsized gains.

All the best,
Silversmith
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