Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[alanthill]

In my opinion the success or failure of the S-1 Registration all hinges on the presence or absense of a substantial order or contract. One that firmly establishes SGLB's credibility in the marketplace and reassures investors that SGLB is going to have a leadership role in quality assurance for the metal printing industry. All signs would lead one to believe this is the case. The engagement of the CFO, the uplisting, the new board members, etc. all point in that direction. If the order/contract meets this criteria then SGLB is surely off to the races and won't look back. Shares purchased today will likely be wildly profitable in the near and longer term. However, if this is another boneheaded move by Mark where he mistakenly believes that he can further dilute shareholder values by issuing additional stock based only upon his continued insistance that SGLB continues to be in lockstep with GE (without orders or contracts on the table) the offering will be an unmittigated disaster that the stock price may never recover from. Let's all hope that Mark learned his lesson the last time around when his ill-advised actions caused the stock price to crumble.