Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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LWLG is a lot like a pre-revenue pharmaceutical company that just completed a successful phase 3 study on its new medication. Suppose the medication was proven more effective than current medications with less side effects. If it worked on a large market like diabetes or cancer its value would be enhanced. If it had the ability to be expanded to additional indications that would make it more valuable. The company's market cap would zoom up to a 2-3 billion dollar valuation even before the FDA approved as the market would assume it would be approved. The medication took years and cost a lot to be researched to get to this point. The medication doesn't cost a lot to make but will be highly profitable once introduced to the market.

Lightwave's polymers added to semiconducter materials are more effective (3X faster), safer with less side effects ( more stable, uses less power and as a result produces less heat). The smaller size makes them more versitile in devices. They probably will cost less due to less hardware. There likely are multiple applications for use making the potential market quite large. It doesn't cost a lot to make the polymers but like medications the cost is in the development and the presence of patents. Once its polymers are in use, the ramp to being profitable will be fast as it will be a very caiptal light company. With so many similarities, here we sit under one half billion in market cap instead of a 2-3 billion market cap.

Unfair, I think so. Let's face it, people understand a medication that works for diabetes or cancer better than what polymers do to improve many forms of technology. Tech companies are somewhat out of favor than usual. The pharmaceutical company had a lot of free advertising as its medication was being brought a long. Lighrtwave is under NDAs. LWLG is one of the best medications for what ails the internet yet not many people outside of those involved with silicon photonics know about it. Dr. Lebby said we have to stay tuned for many positive press releases in the coming months. I guess it can't come soon enough.