Ha I've been asked this before but no I haven't. I have however worked in the electronics/display industry previously, so I have an understanding of certain timelines, etc. Nanosys is the only company in QDs right now that can be taken seriously IMO. They're clearly leaps and bounds ahead of EVERYONE else in terms of sales, revenues, actual profits, partners, etc. QDV seemed to rush to market back in 2013, and took the short term revenues from Sony rather than building a product that would be sustainable long-term and widely adaptable. Nanoco's deal with Dow was a good sign, but I they haven't been able to back up any claims about their dots, and I think their performance is really holding them back. QMC has simply worked their way into being mentioned with these companies, even though there is no evidence to back that up besides their own claims. That's why I find this company so fascinating. They've built this reputation on "he said she said" without any industry acceptance. They've been taking shareholders money for 7+ years now, and have <300k of TOTAL revenue to date. That's an incredibly paltry return, and 225k of that revenue specifically said "no deliverables", which from my experience probably shows that ND asked QMC to research something for them related to QDs (hypothetically---"Hey QMC see if you can incorporate your dots into our barrier film, here's 225k for your troubles", or something along those lines).
Who knows though. Some people on here will think I'm trying to drop the share price to buy my own cheaper but I have absolutely zero interest in that. I have absolutely zero interest in helping Nanoco, QDV, or Nanosys succeed by "bashing" QMC. All the information I state is publicly available, you just need to be able to wrap your head around things logically. I'm simply trying to provide an unbiased opinion on the company based on available information. This is a stock. It's a business. It's meant to make money. I don't have any personal connections to employees (or former employees) and don't have any personal feelings for the company or management as some seem to. To each his own though. I'll continue to post information that I find relevant and everyone can make their own decisions about what to do with it.
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