Replies to post #30897 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[wynns01]

IMO Quarry is raising some good questions. Companies signing NDAs could mean nothing. If a company agrees to hear QMCs sales pitch they'd sign an NDA. If someone wants to tour the lab they'd most likely sign an NDA. Doesn't mean anything comes from it...

I do like the green today though...

[quarrydawg]

Huh, and here I thought I was expressing concerns about issues, proposing a way to alleviate said concerns, and asking whether or not anyone else was on board with my idea. As to the reply you didn't theoretically write, it would seem you are against basic objectivity regarding the company this board was formed to discuss.

A non-disclosure act just ensures that no one talks about what was said, seen, or done. It can be for as little as protecting ip in a spit-balling session. From the horse's (the 10k) mouth:

Business Development Overview




In the past year, the Company has entered into an increased number of non-disclosure agreements (“NDAs”) and sample supply agreements with a several product manufacturers in different industries as well as universities and independent research laboratories. In most cases, the NDAs with manufacturers are for exploring joint development of specific products in the liquid crystal display (LCD) and light-emitting diode (LED) industries, solid state lighting industry, life sciences and for quantum dot adaptable printing equipment and other new technologies. The focus of the Company is on those sectors of the market in which utilization of quantum dots will have a transformational effect on the quality of end use products and their performance. The Company believes that its advantages in delivery of high quality, high performance quantum dots and TQDs (utilizing the chemistry under the Rice Licenses), patented continuous production techniques and screen printing techniques (to which it has exclusive rights under UA License) make it an attractive supplier to these markets.

An NDA is not a ring on the finger. An NDA in this case is the first glance before you get the courage to ask for a phone number.

believe me, I want this to succeed, but the risk/reward ratio is getting tight. The elephants in the room need to be discussed objectively, not disregarded.