Alan, I agree that mere PRs about projections or expectations are going to create small blips, and I agree that revenues are what is needed to propel the pps north. A PR like this one will bump the price and interest a small amount for a limited time.
I disagree that SGLB is "on life support" but rather it is struggling against the trend in the entire 3D printing sector. Nobody was projecting this PR at this moment. No body knows when the next PR will be issued. No body knows when the next delivery of a PR3D system will be announced, nor when multiple deliveries will be made. No body knows when contract printing revenues will be announced, nor the amount of revenues. However, I take it as a given that the entire 3D printing area, and the high end metal printing portion WILL recover and move north. It is my belief that SGLB will be part of that, whenever it happens. PRS will be issued. PrintRite will be delivered to multiple OEMs and each OEM will require multiple PrintRite's. Contract printing will provide revenues as well as demonstrations of effectiveness. It is a matter of time. I believe that the specific technology within PrintRite will qualify as the standard or one of the standards offered by NIST. Waiting for confirmation of all of the above will mean that the pps will be way way higher than it is today. Perhaps I may miss a slightly lower entry point in the next few weeks or months by purchasing today, but I firmly believe that in the long run, the risk of sitting on the sidelines waiting for more confirmation is greater than the risk of buying too early. We each have our own balance of risk-reward analysis and tolerance. I appreciate your posts and point of view because of our differences.
patience and GLTA
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