That's probably exactly why hybrid machine manufacturers like DMG Mori recently signed contracts with Sigma Labs to incorporate IPQA directly into their machines.
When a company see's the potential to increase sales by improving a product, this is what they do... increase the value of that product.
They know sales will come, they sign the contract in advance to secure their products enhanced features over the competition.
They don't expect to sell a million dollars worth in a day. They plan sales years out. They plan technologies years out. They are ahead of the curve. Not lacking. Do DD.
funny when someone tries to diminish making 120k so far this year investing in Sigma Labs in my opinion.
its been a part time venture at best, performing due diligence mainly in the early years at no more than a handful of hours per week and virtually less than a couple hours per week the past two years
considering during this same time period, making on average 110k/year at full time day job, its a good pay off in my opinion.
especially the opposition coming from someone who's openly admitted to
a) bagholding SGLB
b)selling for a loss
c) no longer a holder of SGLB
im not afraid to open the books, and have posted exacted average share price and percentages per trade before. nothing to hide here...id say "do the math" but ive seen the attempt to even read an SEC filing can go terribly wrong XD
as usual the math attempted is way off, as im obviously not working for 24 hours a day over 6 years. a majority of that time utilizing less than 2 hours per workday, not every day...so even if the fabricated numbers were properly formulated, it would be well over $100/day, which as a side gig is a great gain in my opinion.
id say a much better payoff than fabricating random lies and factless theories while bagholding and selling at a loss for the same time period.
would probably be better off writing fictional children's stories... they might find the writing easy to follow and a wonderful world of make believe.
Sigma inside
do DD
glta.
