No, I already made my early retirement with $1/2 million from a potential junior exploring copper mining company having 6 billion pounds of copper reserves in British Columbia, Canada. I bought at 5 cents and held it for many years until the company was bought out by a major at $2.40/share, I am here just for leisure as I like writing. I am holding 26,000 QTMM shares bought at 15 cents, I have not sold one single share since then. I am not greedy, I have enough, I can't take the money with me when I die.
Invest only what you can afford to lose. I have prepared for the best and worst scenario for QTMM, if for some reason it fails, there will be absolutely no impact on my financial, but life will be boring as I don't see any other boards or stocks worth posting on.
I doubt very much QMC will fail, for if it does, the slogan "Quantum dot is the future" is a pipe dream and quantum dots will forever fade into obscurity and forgotten. If Stephen Squires will not fulfil his dream, no one else on this planet will.
