Alan,
no need for apologies, just different opinions of the situation. My situation and tolerance for risk allows me to invest here within my comfort zone based on my opinion of where Sigma Labs is at the moment and what I expect to develop as commercialization is achieved, contracts are signed, revenues are received, uplisting etc. It is a long process in my opinion and not nearly as urgent or dire a situation as you seem to hold in your opinion. I believe that there is sufficient time for all of the growth pangs and stages yet to come.
I am concerned about their burn rate for cash, but here again, seemingly less worried than you. I might go so far as to say that I would probably be more tolerant than you of actions which would lead to dilution, should those actions be needed. Rule ONE of a start up is DROOM - Don't Run Out Of Money They have to keep the doors open until commercialization and if that requires a less than optimal deal for the company, then that will be needed. Too bad. In the long term, a successful Sigma Labs that suffered some dilution is better to me than a Sigma Labs that failed because they did not get enough money to continue.
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