P.S. Charlie's 2nd part update confirms the lack of insight of some. Per his Avio slide, it confirmed that none of the December order have been used, only the origninal 10. Even more significantly in 2016 only 4 engines produced, in 2017 only 12 engines will be used and in 2018 only 26 engines will be manufactured and only 2 blades per engine. These numbers are from memory so I may be one/two off but the point is obvious, this is not volume manufacturing. So even through 2018, mass ebm production is not contemplated assuming Charlie's info is accurate Given these numbers, and the fact that 10 printers have already been ordered, where are the mass orders needed like some posters have shouted The machines GE has already bought look to be sufficient though 2018, so unless new parts become EBMed, where are all these machines needed. If anyone draws other conclusions from Charlie's info please advise but the bulk orders one poster says has already happened, but not been announced, is fantasy. Don't get me wrong, I'm bullish on EBM and laser 3d but its obvious the volume metal mfg is taking longer than I anticipated. Now can I trade it. That jury is still out but not with a volume under 300 shares. Unless I can sell at least 500, hopefully a lot more, without moving the pps, it is not worth the trade
