“Every company we met with felt that our approach to the market was correct, that our market timing was good, and that they would be interested in either being acquired by 3Dlcon or forming a strategic technology or marketing partnership with 3Dlcon.”
Mark said this about Europe’s seven top ‘display’ integrators and technology companies of his so-called second wave 3D paradigm – the Magnificent Seven, if you will.
Well, seems to me, these Magnificent Seven are paper tigers. Here we are, this little R & D outfit out of Tulsa, Oklahoma, going to Europe and explain our market approach and proposed timing of – something. The Seven thinks this ‘something’ is good, they approve, and suddenly they’re interested in being bought out! Does that make sense? And if that’s not acquiescent enough, they’ll share their technology or they’ll market these wares with us – you just tell us! What?!
Listen, what was the bone thrown?
Something’s up. Quite literally! But what is it? What is so compelling about 3DIcon that the Seven would sell their house to join us? What is this – SOMETHING?
To me, it’s got to be the non-binding deal (okay, ‘discussions’) with “one of these companies for a possible acquisition” – and that company has THE second wave technology as “compelling as our own.” And I believe its management were along for the trip.
Seems like we have a lot of wares to build and a lot of excitement across the pond offering to help out. I wonder what’s going on across the left bank?
You’re right 737, Mark’s flying this machine. And I think the Board will approve of it.
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