Nexoptic Technology Corp (NXOPF)

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The halts that occurred were for circuit breakers as the TSX Venture Exchange is not set up too well for companies that trade such volume of late. They traded on the TSXv approx. 44 M shares only from inception as Nexoptic from 1st day of trading Feb 22 to Dec 31, 2016.

Th eMedia Event on april 4th is only a few days after March 31 close of 1st Qtr. The H.R. McMillan space Center "Planetarium" is pretty popular during spring break for school kids on holidays for parents so scheduling was the issue. No I don't work for either co. but I do my homework. And yes I'm long.

This week they've traded almost 30 M shs alone. check out www.stockwatch.com as you can see daily volume, 15-20 min delay and 3 mos. trading history for NXO which is CDN symbol.

I stumbled over here as participate in a private forum but read www.stockhouse.com NXO forum. there are some good posters and twits like you'd anywhere such as here. Depends on how serious you are re doing homework or just pontificating from ignorance, bias, naivety, or indifference that nothing big can ever develop from a start up.

Close Prices Price/volumes not adjusted for restructures
Date 2017-03-22 NXO 11,830,490 2017-03-22 NXO 6,497,312
2017-03-21 NXO 6,672,754
2017-03-20 NXO 2,784,081

Try the links:
http://www.stockwatch.com/Quote/Detail.aspx?snapshot=SX&symbol=NXO®ion=C

http://www.stockwatch.com/Quote/Detail.aspx?symbol=NXO®ion=C


As to whether Blade Optics is real, once you go to nexoptic.com news release section, why don't you go to the web-site of RudaCardinal.com as they are the go to Optics Engineer for NASA, Spacex, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, McDonnell Douglas, NASA JPL and other pretty big names. They and John and Darcy Daguela of Spectrumoptix (optioning tech. into Nexoptic, found each other at the annual SPIE Photonics West Conference 2 yrs ago I think. This conference is always held in the Metro San Francisco Area, this past yr. Santa Clara I believe.

Oh and the immediate Astronomy and Telescope Advisor, Rob Cardinal has a couple comets named after him. Full Bios of important parties on their web site too besides below for your perusal. Is it the real deal? Who is buying the stock?

All the little guys were given a reduce 35% recommendation by Agora Fin'ls Breakthrough Tchnology Alert Tuesday morning by new editor Ray Blanco who took over from Stephen Petranek. That started the tumble as a microcap can't handle smallcap structure volume and the new editor might have discussed how to reduce w/o risking exactly what happened. He didn't look beyond only that paid subscribers were up 10 x's on their money but forgot but its the art of selling to coach people how not to whack down the share price so people don't fall over themselves for the door.

Ray blanco, new editor, wasn't the one who recommended Nexoptic it in the 1st place. Stephen Petranek left Agora Fin'l and their publication to join Nexoptic's BoD so this sell recommendation blindsided the Co. and quite frankly was ill-thought out re how to do such an execution why not instead say a 5-10% reduce but 35% at one fell swoop?


If you do the reading you might think hey Blade Optics could indeed be real but if you choose not to read up then how open minded are you to the probability or possibility that its the real deal? Do you know what a megatrend stock is?


All the best and let me know re more questions but I do find going to the Nexoptic forum on stockwatch.com helpful as you might as well. Be careful though as their are shysters , bashers besides well intentioned long, some who you can pick out as doing their homework. Oh DD = due diligence

Spectrum has engaged Ruda Cardinal Inc. (“Ruda”) of Tucson, Arizona to help design, test and construct the lens stack for its first prototype for imaging. The planned POC prototype will be a digital telescope that utilizes Spectrum’s patent pending Blade Optics™ technology, which contains flat lenses.


As an internationally recognized industry leader in optical prototype construction and design, the Companies believe that Ruda is well qualified to deliver to Spectrum a high quality lens stack in a timely and cost effective manner.


The planned digital telescope prototype will utilize Spectrum’s Blade Optics™ patent pending technology, other optical elements and electronic components. The prototype is intended to demonstrate the marketable features of Spectrum’s Blade Optics™ technology and its potential to serve as a platform to be used in various optical applications ranging from telescopes, cameras, surveillance equipment, mobile devices and other imaging verticals.


Spectrum’s POC prototype will be designed to be a fixed magnification digital telescope with a narrow field of view and will be similar in function to many conventional telescopes sold today. However, as a result of the application of Blade Optics™, a unique distinction of Spectrum’s lens design is anticipated to be its reduced lens stack depth to aperture ratio compared to traditional curved lens systems for fixed magnification imaging.


This could set Spectrum’s Blade Optics™ technology apart from existing lens technologies in the fixed magnification lens market, which includes products such as spotting scopes, telescopes, binoculars, certain camera lenses and other consumer and industrial imaging products.

John Daugela, President and CEO of Spectrum, stated,

“Throughout the design and engineering process thus far, we have identified inherent advantages with our technology when compared to most conventional curved lens designs with a fixed magnification. The optical software simulations conducted by Ruda demonstrate that our patent pending Blade Optics™ technology could enable a working fixed magnification lens system within a significantly compressed lens stack depth to aperture ratio. This was our primary objective when we began the process. We anticipate that, through further development and testing, we will begin to show the market the full potential of our technology.”

Ruda Cardinal recently informed Spectrum that the initial development phase of the lens stack for its POC prototype, known as the ‘Trade Study’, is nearing completion. This involved a highly complex design phase that resulted in an exceptionally compact form factor. Furthermore, Spectrum reports that simulated image results using Zemax ray tracing software exceeded its preliminary image quality target.

Upon completion of the Trade Study, Spectrum, with the assistance of Ruda Cardinal, will then move onto the next stage in its POC prototype development which will test various tolerances for its lens stack, complete the design review, define and source suitable glass types and initiate the mechanical design for its lens stack. In conjunction with that phase of development, Spectrum intends to source and possibly modify suitable electronic and digital components for its POC prototype, which is anticipated to include image capture and processing pieces intended to enhance and refine image quality. Spectrum’s Senior Systems Designer, Mr. Rob Cardinal, will be in charge of sourcing these components as he is an expert in image analysis and reconstruction and software development for massively parallel GPU computer systems.

Mr. Cardinal holds a B.Sc. in Physics and Astronomy from the University of Victoria, Canada. As a member of the science team for NEOSSat, a Canadian planetary science microsatellite launched in 2013 for the Canadian Space Agency, he currently oversees the development of massively parallel software and high performance computer systems to search for asteroids in the data images returned from the satellite.

The Trade Study phase nearing completion includes:

Preliminary optical design used to define system specifications and certain performance metrics. This phase is also used to identify the design configuration and required levels of engineering effort, scope-of-work, feasibility, schedule and cost.

The Companies look forward to providing subsequent updates in future joint news releases as Spectrum’s POC prototype development process continues.

About Ruda Cardinal

Ruda’s diverse customer base includes clients who require optical systems for market segments such as: space, aerospace, military, bio-medical, commercial, industrial, lithography and inspection. It provides its expertise and services to Fortune 500 companies, universities, government programs and start-ups. Ruda has been ISO 9001:2008 AS9100 certified since 2007 and is an ITAR registered company capable of building prototypes to MIL-Spec qualification standards required for air worthiness.

About Spectrum Optix

Spectrum Optix Inc. is developing technologies relating to imagery and light concentration applications. Utilizing its core technology, which contains flat lenses, Spectrum aims to disrupt conventional lens and image capture-based systems, which may include telescopes, cameras and mobile devices, by creating a lens system that reduces the depth (relative to aperture size) currently required in many traditional curved lens stacks.


About Elissa Resources

www.elissaresources.com www.spectrumoptix.com


Elissa has an option to acquire, in the aggregate, 100% of Spectrum Optix, and is in the process of changing from a Mining Issuer to a Technology Issuer on the TSX Venture Exchange (the “Change of Business” or the “COB). The COB is subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals and upon completion Elissa intends to change its name to Nexoptic Technology Corp. or such other name as the Elissa board of directors may determine. The Exchange will assign a new trading symbol at the time of the formal name change. The shares in the Company are halted and are expected to remain halted pending receipt by the TSX Venture Exchange of required documentation.

On behalf of the Boards of Directors

Elissa Resources Ltd. Spectrum Optix Inc. Paul McKenzie, President & CEO Email: [e-mail] Tel: [phone]

John Daugela, President & CEO



### The trade study was completed so if you wish to go to www.sedar.com you can review all the news releases and filings by going to all companies, N for Nexoptic and scroll down the list and click on the name, verify the autobot tab and you are in or go to their web-site its all there or view any and all video.


The video you may have seen from Equedia.com is a little are a little over the top but yes more or less accurate. Co. was not happy with aggressive hype aspect of it.