Replies to post #1996 on 3D Printing Stocks

[monkeybuilt]

Regarding this statement:

"I don't know anything else about the stock but that one stat will keep me (and many others) away."

If this is all you know about them, I encourage you to take the time to form a more in depth opinion. Spend an hour. I assure you it will not be a waste of time. After that, decide if you will continue your DD.

In short. They have intellectual property that is soon going into commercialization. This tech is something that GE (who they are working with) publicly states they strongly desire as they move from additive prototyping to additive production.

The board on iHub is a great place to start:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/Sigma-Labs-Inc-SGLB-19901/

[r0und3r]

Moving forward I know it is in their interests to uplist the ticker. That would likely be preceded by a reverse split to raise the PPS and reduce OS.

I agree that 600M is not ideal, but it is hard to argue with the fact that they have a product PrintRite3D that is fairly close to commercialization and has the potential to be a game changer in 3D metals printing quality control.

I'm sure Gary will cover much more in his write-up. But as for the share structure, I am sure they will take care of that when the time comes.