Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[dude abides]

Here's an interesting link to Lightwave:

Starting about 12:30, Hugh discusses his favorite chart pattern. Effectively, something that hasn't gone anywhere for a long time, when there's a catalyst that gets that stock back to an all time high, it generally explodes from there. Think the Nasdaq - went sideways from 2000 to 2017, then exploded 5x. The Nikkei is in the same boat right now and looks interesting to him.

Then his next example at 21:00 is Nokia........

https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NOK/

Check out the chart - peaked in 2000 at $50, trading at $6.50 today.

When you think about Nokia - what do you think of?

Every person would answer "flip phones." Most have no idea they're in the data center business.

NVIDIA bought 2-3% of Nokia. Why when they could just write a check for it? Hugh thinks it's because they think their work is "interesting."

Unfortunately Hugh isn't familiar with Nokia's CTO leaving to join Lightwave in that same position.

Why'd he leave? Well we know from Arefs comments that he's been working with Lightwaves tech for a long time (via Polariton likely).

But I also bet he left because Nokias stock hasn't gone anywhere in his entire career, and he sees something in Lightwave that's different (IE - THE STOCK IS GOING TO GO UP).

So how does Nokia get things back moving in the right direction for shareholders?

There's literally only one way - on the back of new technologies, specifically taking chances AHEAD of others. Those technologies are Lightwave Logic and Polariton.

Hugh's just looking at this on the Macro level - he has no idea about this relationship below the surface, and mentions he'd be nibbling with Nokia at these levels, but he's really interested if it hits $50 again because if that happens it's going to $250. I believe it, mostly because NVIDIA does, and the general public does not understand what Nokia is even doing these days.

That only happens with us....