Obsolete, that's one of the things that
makes QMC amazing.
First of all, it should not even be listed.
It is a development stage company, which
just announced product, and a product
that is "disruptive technology" in April.
Before that, just another development stage
company. Let's talk about that for a second.
Have you ever got a prospectus from a
tech company selling shares for $5/share
in an unlisted company - pre-IPO? Not many of
those get listed, because they fail to develop
an income. Then if they do get income, they
have be valued - somewhere between $5 and $15
to start, probably. Well, Squires did not go
that route, he went reverse merger, and then
the stock went down - probably not what he
thought would happen, and instead of having
shares to use profusely, he had to be frugal.
He enlisted 6 universities to do his research
for him - with grants and such. He got world
class scientists to work for him on the cheap,
he got extensions from the grantors of the
exclusive licenses. Is it his Empire State
Building size Charisma??? Is he Svengali??
Or as some of us might say on the West Coast
is his Aura a bright Green?? Do you think
he would still be the Energizer Bunny if
he was counting on any of the above? No Way!
The only thing, IMO, that accounts for the
leeway and time he has been allowed is that
he has a frigging dynamite product in TQD,
and is being given the time to develop the
company because he has a world class
business plan, and has shown he can carry
it out to the people he owes money to.
So, this is a listed development company
stock with income about to come in from TQD
sales, which I hope will fund debt payment
and projects. I have stated I believe next
fiscal year they can do $50 million in TQD
sales fairly easily. The market is huge.
$50 million is a drop in the bucket for
the highest quality product at 10X lower price.
It is a no-brainer. Plus, the success they
have with TQD will help enable the spinoff
of Solterra, with stock distribution to
QMC shareholders at IPO. What will help most,
though, is a pre-build contract with a country
for Solterra solar cells. Here's hoping thats
what the upcoming news is about.
This is a listed company for .10 cents
about to explode with news. It has disruptive
technology, best in class, lowest in price.
Not $5 a share, not pie in the sky promises,
it has a patent on the process for manufacturing
the TQD AND the rights to any improvements in
the process of mass-production of TQD, so
Access2Flow can't sell that from under them.
Add in to the mix, no dilution, but rather
play with his own shares to pay expenses,
and of course receive future compensation
in return, giving future incentives to
employees through a stock plan - all future,
not payoffs now, but when a success.
Squires and Glass and Jabbour and Wong all
have extensive "networks" by having worked
with leaders in each of their fields. These
are people at the top of their game, and
just yesterday, I was looking at Glass'
Facebook page, and someone sent a message
saying let them know if they can do anything
to help. That is being held in high esteem
by your colleagues. They have resources, they
have information, they have relationships
and I believe from all of this they have a plan.
They show that plan in the 10Q and further in
the recent Business Strategy I found on Scribd.
They are not pursuing business like a startup,
but rather like a major company. They are not
looking for small contracts, a few megawatts to
try out a plant, they are only looking for
large area grids and a measly $15 to $20
million to build a plant! Again, disruptive
technology - this time in making solar panels.
I add all that together, and I am amazed this is
"only a penny stock" as you say. My wife has
given up fighting me on this. She's put up with
me for a long time and she doesn't like
that we have a disproportionate amount of stock
in this company. Because I am sensitive to her
concerns I have spent a disproportionate amount
of time on this stock and company, which I still
do to this day. My intention is to hold this
stock through the ups and downs as long as I see
it maintaining its advantages in developing TQD
and progressing on the solar side. I understand
this is gambling, especially when talking about
penny stocks with no financials, no present income,
unproven technology with no specs yet shown, so
it is not an investment for just anybody. Do your DD.
Please do not rely on me. I am rambling about myself.
I am hoping to fund retirement with this investment.
But there are others who have a disproportionate amount
of stock in one company and it has not hurt them -
Bill Gates with Microsoft and Buffett with his company.
I bet Squires has all his money tied up with QMC.
So, if I am obsessive, I will admit it, and I think
I am in good company. LOL GLTA
Puravida19
AI
