Innovative Eyewear Inc (LUCY)

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Just my opinion, but Lucy has an opportunity to become a large high tech innovator if they follow a proven path. The ball is in their hands and time will tell. Let's see if Lucy hits 39 cents and rebounds like another company with potential did so many years ago. I feel comfortable with the correlation comparison considering they both started with a hot selling high tech product made in china.

"Apple was co-founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak in 1976 and one year later launched the Apple II computer. The company, officially known at the time as Apple Computers Inc, went public on the Nasdaq stock exchange on 12 December 1980, at a split-adjusted cost of 39 cents per share. Four years later Apple launched the first Macintosh computer.

Apple’s board of directors ousted Jobs from the company in 1985 only for him to return as CEO in 1997. At that time, Apple was on the verge of bankruptcy but Jobs had a turnaround plan, including securing a $150 million investment from Microsoft to support Office products for the Mac.

By October 1997, Apple stock growth history hadn't started yet as shares were trading at 78 cents (split-adjusted) a piece. Savvy investors who recognised Jobs’ vision were in for a treat over the coming decades. Apple’s 1998 launch of the iMac was an important moment for Apple but not as important for Apple stock history."