Jamis1 gets it. The difference between now and then are a combination of increased demand and technology advances that were not there before.
The evidence of the August PRs says to me that QMC is in position to take advantage of the situation and perhaps into one or multiple JVs. QMA is proof of what Squires is capable of achieving.
I know it is hard to look further than the short term rather than my belief to buy and hold this for decades as it morphs into a conglomerate in multiple vertical industries. The facts are that QMC now has QD that meet display OEM specs, and have demonstrated a QD LED exhibiting no degradation, and the ability to make a dozen different nanomaterials capable of starting new JVs in paint, coatings, inks for packaging, security, RFID, sensors, etc., lasers, solar and more. Think Bigger.
"Successful investing is anticipating the anticipations of others."
-- John Maynard Keynes
