Microvision Inc (MVIS)

[gnillish_00]

Stockman -- How are bad decisions on your part a scam? Based on those prices, you were chasing rather than looking at the chart, news or fundamentals. That is like blaming your mechanic for you getting drunk and crashing your Yugo.

There are a lot of people who have done a great deal of research and know that this company leads in laser beam scanning technology and have adapted their technology so it is relevant to several market segments that are starting to get hot -- automotive LiDAR (think autonomous driving and advanced safety assist features), near eye display (confirmed to be used in Microsoft's very successful HoloLens2 platform which is also the basis of their IVAS platform for the military), pico projection (used in stand alone projectors and integrated into cell phones), and interactive display (pico projection that you can interact with because of a lower end consumer LiDAR system).

Based on market projections, automotive LiDAR alone should drive a mid-$20 stock value sometime in 2022. Microsoft using MVIS tech in a $22billion military contract will surely contribute to the bottom line as well. That is if they don't get a deal done and end up making a go of it on their own. A deal for less than about $5.5b is unlikely -- below that and they are probably better off as a going concern. Harder to pin down an realistic upper end to the deal range because the markets they are relevant to are still developing rapidly, but if you compare them to companies like Luminar who compete in the automotive LiDAR space, it isn't unreasonable to think that with better specs and cost of manufacturing that MVIS wouldn't enjoy a similar valuation at around $8b. That gives us a realistic if conservative range of $35-52/share for a M&A deal should one get done.

ANYONE telling you that this company is worthless has an agenda -- probably to drive value down to cover their short position, or buy your shares cheap for a long position.