Since most people on this forum consider themselves long-term investors in this company — something that is also reflected in past posts and stated convictions — I honestly struggle to understand why some feel the need to voice frustration and harsh criticism every time the stock has a red day or takes a significant hit.
For the record, I consider myself a strong believer in Lightwave Logic as well. When we have a green day driven by meaningful news, I’m genuinely positive and encouraged by it. But that also works both ways.
We are currently in a new phase of the company, with a new management team that has so far delivered concrete and positive signals. The appointment of a new CEO (Yves LeMaitre) and the transition of Nokia’s former CTO to Lightwave Logic are not minor developments. These are strategic decisions that point to ambition, credibility, and a long-term vision.
In addition, there have been clear steps toward partnerships, commercial validation, and deeper integration of the technology within existing ecosystems. These are not overnight achievements but processes that take time — especially in a deep-tech environment like this one.
My point is simple:
if you truly believe in this company and hold a long position, it seems more reasonable to evaluate management based on their own stated timelines and commitments. Only when those commitments are consistently not met does strong criticism become fully justified.
Until then, I believe it makes more sense to show some patience, detach from day-to-day price volatility, and assess the future based on what the new board has promised — not on temporary market fluctuations.
As longs, our time will come in line with execution and delivered results.
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