Looks like you missed my post.
I get more excited about the partnerships that will be generated from a the couple thousand modulators produced, tested, and distributed this year (with whatever generation(s) of Perkinamine) than focusing on a single device being the end all be all dictator of value going forward. I think the killer apps here have yet to be understood/realized by the industry, and when that killer app is discovered, things will get real interesting. But then again, I'm a little more forward-looking than some who tend to focus on a single use and a single use only. I've said this before, but I think the killer app is the space that 1/30th the size makes available for other seemingly unrelated components with the power that is available but also freed up.
Think of the electric motor when it was invented only to power a printing press. Home appliances were not even a thought. Think of everything that it changed, the lastest being cars. It wasn't so much about selling motors but licensing out/partnering with all of the uses that increased the demand.
Pricing this now is like valuing aspirin while only considering its ability to help headaches, schwing.
X. Some focus on the tree I guess, I look at the woods. There is a portion of the stock market that is forward looking. And a portion is day trading, for me it is easier to look ahead than invest like a squirrel trying to cross the road, forward, backwards, sideways, forward, sideways etc. To each his own, whatever makes one happy and feel content. Oil and water though, daytraders do not look at potential, no thinking, more reactionary, easily influenced by emotion, it is more of a chase the shiny object thing.
Bullish
