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Re: Testpilot post# 42742

Thursday, 05/16/2024 7:44:59 AM

Thursday, May 16, 2024 7:44:59 AM

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When ismedia had this line of products the news releases i found that outlined what the company was doing didnt mention Ford and i didnt see anything on Kia or hyundai. Since Core Optics has shifted to the auto industry which now accounts for 78% of their revenue we could see revenue that looks very good with perhaps a lot of product purchase orders as thy just stated they had a lot of back orders. As for those who think positve talk about The Coretec Group / Core Optics merger is " pumping " perhaps hasnt watched the shareholder presentation which lists all of Core Optics partners like Apple , Ford , Kia , Hyundai , SK Hynix , Samsung , Sony , Texas Inst. , Meta , Lucid , ZOOX , Analod Devices , LG Innotek . These are all big comanies with very established product lines who arnt going anywhere that Core Optics supplies product to . WHO NEEDs TO PUMP... As the price goes lower i see it as a time to buy a stock at sub penny with great potential that has low demand on the buy side because no one is paying attention to this stock except you and me. And accually there isnt really any selling dollar wise because no one is really selling much but whoever is selling van choose if they like to sell at the bid if they choose or sell cheap at the ask so what no worries . I see this as a buy when you look at Core Optics revenue that comes from as mass of blue chip companies . THE statement from the CRTG May 2 has nothing to do with pumping a penny stock ..JUST PURE FACTS . I SEE THIS CRTG AS A BUY... The CRTG ask yesterday was .0074 if it goes lower no worries . I believe the merger will be finalized and close so i see CRTG as a buy .

From the May 2nd news release , " As due diligence and integration efforts continue, Core Optics’ revenue has grown as the Company meets the high demand from auto manufacturers and blue-chip companies for its products. The corporate headcount has also grown, predominantly in manufacturing and engineering, to meet the demand and work through its backlog. "
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