Replies to post #15819 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[microchips]

Thanks for the good substantial input. That's very helpful information. Someone who is responsible for the webcast needs to have their behind chewed out for the presentation over the web. The slides were not available during the webcast and we could not hear comments from Jim Marcelli or from some others.

[snez]

Thanks KC, did we meet?

[redspinelpinktopaz]

"We could make 500+ grams of pure material now if we needed to...we'll outsource that."

Why would we outsource it if we could make it?

Or isn't that what you mean? Maybe you mean we make it and distribute it 'out' to potential device makers?

[buzlightwave]

"The bleached waveguide modulator is not commercially viable."

Please read the following thoroughly - how can they have missed this so badly?


Lightwave Logic Prepares Pilot Run of Bleached Waveguide Modulators for Performance Testing

The Company has estimated the market for its bleached waveguide modulators at $300 million in the telecom long haul and extended metro market alone, which includes several multinational companies Lightwave Logic is targeting as future customers or joint development partners.

"The device development program that we presented to shareholders at our annual meeting is now in full bloom and focuses on the development of commercially viable bleached waveguide modulators as an initial step to commercialization. We conservatively estimate this to be $300 million for high-demand applications in the telecom market. This initial technological step for Lightwave Logic represents a respectable revenue opportunity as we move toward our next product goal, an organic polymer slot waveguide.

Uh - apparently all of the above is completely wrong now.

I'm not sure what to believe anymore.

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/lightwave-logic-prepares-pilot-run-of-bleached-waveguide-modulators-for-performance-testing-280925602.html