Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

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When you ask whether "I believe something will come together for Sigma this year" my hope is that they will generate sufficient revenue that another reverse split is not required. As to the 50/51% question the answer is not that simple. If I had to assign odds my bet is that there is an 80% chance that they will stay in business as a minor player in the industry or merge with another entity, less than a 1% chance that they will achieve a level of success to demand a $100-$200 stock price as some here dream about, and a 20% chance that they will go out of business.

The June 7 Board meeting is rapidly approaching and I would strongly encourage those of you with a sizable investment here to make an effort to attend. Hopefully with the NASDAQ listing attendance this year will vary from years past. The two years that I attended there were approximately 20 people in attendance, all but myself and one or two others, obviously friends from the Lab, neighbors , etc., of Mark. None of whom asked a single question. When I asked a question Mark invariably prefaced his answer with "that's a great question" then proceeded to provide a lengthy convoluted response that only tangentially addressed the question. You owe it to yourself to see the business incubator site that SGLB dozen or so employees share with 23 other small start-up companies, and to ask your own hard questions of Mark and judge the responses. If you come plan on spending a few extra days to visit some of the native American cliff dwelling sites in the area as well as enjoying a meal or two in the many great restaurants Santa Fe has to offer.