Hey, I get the waiting part, I've been here a long time too. Do you think this is easy? A relatively unknown material market projected to produce massive future revenues that are based on a lot of what ifs? Cost / quality / stability / quantity etc.
Has all this been squarely on Squires shoulders? No. Do film manufactures have an exacting specification for the product that is difficult to produce? I have no doubt. Has QMC had their product endorsed by Kisco and a working relationship with Nitto Denko one of the worlds premier film producers? Yes
Is Steve also a shareholder who wants the best for QMC and the rest of its long time shareholders? Yes I do honestly believe that.
The market is now finally coming to fruition. Yes, Samsung has a few million TVs produced which is a mere drop in the bucket of what will be produced. I always come back to the reactor technology which I believe will be Steve's greatest play, he saw the need to mass produce at low cost from day one.
It's short sighted to think of displays being the be all end all, QDOTS are a material that will have far reaching effects into every market you could ever want to be in lighting, solar, batteries etc etc etc.. everyone of them billions in revenues.
Has Steve had his bumps in the road..no doubt, and I have never ignored or dismissed them. Was he mislead and did he misinterpret the solar market in KSA? Yes, I believe so.
All I can say is where QMC is positioned as of this moment if one major film developer or display manufacturer signs a JV or JDA with QMC then we are off to the races. Compared to the only other public company that I know of (Nanoco) who haven't shown any recent signs of life I like my chances here.
