Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

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A morph of gallium arsenide (used in solar cells, infared LEDs, laser diods) with indium. Indium is probably what makes it expensive since it's fairly sparse. The primary producer of it is China, who periodically considers cutting off outside sales of their rare earths to rest of the world. For that reason alone I wouldn't have high hopes for it.

Indium gets its name from the bright indigo line in it's color spectrum. What a coincidence.