Replies to post #19098 on Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[Tace99]

Well when you put it that way....only thing I might object to is #7, we do not now for sure as of now that ge has in fact placed an order for a 100printers until it is officially confirmed ( which it hopefully will be around the 14th or so....).
Otherwise excellent summary, I can not wait for tomorrow to load up on some more shares; at these levels it should be fairly safe I reckon...

Brgds

[silversmith]

From your mouth to God's ears GetRich1day. It sure does sound good, I will admit that. I am ready and willing to put a great deal more cash to work in SGLB stock, but because I already own a large amount of the stock,(and in response to sstone's response back to me, I am already sitting on enough to make a zip code changing impact), I feel that I need a little more confirmation than we have now to actually pull the trigger on more shares. I am very close though. I can think of several reasons why the discomforting EOS machine PR is actually very positive for the company. The major reason being that SGLB may already be looking beyond GE for growth sales of PR3D. After GE, they are likely going to have to go out and actually sell product. Having a machine in house will greatly aid that endeavor. I guess we will see.

All the best,
Silversmith

[MDuffy]

Don't forget, when I saw Morris speak in Florence at that Advanced Manufacturing show at Gateway, on his slide show under IPQA was a picture of PrintRite. I gave an audible gasp, and double-checked Sigma's data-sheet and slideshow when I got home, after my original post, upping my certainty to 99.99999 percent. It's a very distinctive monitoring system and module. I also wrote down the # and brands of GE's current machines, if anyone cares to look up that post… that was just a few months ago. I have to hit the road to go home but may be able to search it and repost later tonight.