Let's take a step back.
I don't know anything more than anyone else, nor have I claimed to. In fact, the reality is that I probably know a whole lot less than everyone on this board.
I merely said that this is not the only place I go to for my analysis.
And then I said I wasn't swayed to purchase by Dr. Glass's speaking engagements.
There's nothing covert about my thought process. In fact, it's rather pedestrian. In random order and incomplete.
I forget exactly where or how I found QTMM, but as I recall, the write-up caught my attention, was very positive and specific for the future of the company
I'm not risking a lot of money-- sort of like walking into Vegas with $100 to gamble. At .10 pps the downside won't ruin my retirement plans. The upside could change my life though.
For a few reasons, I believe in the future of renewable energy as an industry. In particular, solar should be a tremendous growth area globally.
The dots that QTMM are producing sound like they've got many applications beyond just solar energy (diversification of the product line is always a good thing)
The management team seems to be making solid decisions with the long term in mind.
etc and so on
I seem to have picked up a reputation here as having a short position on this stock. I don't. I'm in looooooong. I just hold a less optimistic opinion of the immediate future (2010) than most here. That' doesn't mean I'm not a fan or trying to drive the price down it just means I'm questioning some assertions made here.
