Advice
Not many like advice because it grates against the ego. We buy a stock and think we have it all figured out so why would I need any advice?
When you buy hype-trains like Rockley and Lightwave Logic, your first responsibility is to find out :
1. Does it work?
2. Is it repeatable?
3. Can it be manufactured without the customer's expense of retooling?
4. Is it able to be manufactured small enough? (If it is not getting smaller, then forget it)
5. Is it compatible with what is currently being made?
6. Is there a market for it?
7. Will there be customers who actually need this?
8. Will it save customers their money and drive them to your product?
9. Is it a one-off, or is a platform being developed that can going in many directions for years to come?
10. "Patent moats" mean nothing if the above items cannot be answered honestly.
I expect $LWLG to go the same route as $RKLY just because of the above items.
There is a company that can honestly answer the above questions affirmatively. Find it and you can make back all of your losses
in the hype-train stocks.
One more work of caution, Apple blew it in this stock because they did not do their homework. They too hoped, or got hyped. Just because institutions are loading up your stock does not mean it's a winner either. It is not their own money they are buying with. Don't follow institutional buying
like a bunch of lemmings running off of a cliff.
The "trading" you see is only the death throes; pay no attention to it because it is only an example of the false hopes that ignorant technology stock buyers exhibit all the way into the toilet.
Get smart. Do the work. Win.
