Replies to post #29802 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[fullthrottle]

Agreed Pit. As much as I want to get caught up in the "NEWS", I need more substance before I get too excited.

Don't get me wrong. I think the news is good and I've played the "potential buyout numbers game" in my head a million times. I've been out to Boulder. I continue to buy more when I can. I've believed in this for 10 years or more heavily and will continue...but we've been down this path. Where is the 3rd party testing? That is what we need. If that comes after we get it packaged and sent out to potential customers, then that's really what I'm waiting for.

We need numbers and so do the potential buyers.

[F2]

I absolutely think that we will see a partnership with a big company and THAT will be our validation.

Honestly... and I think that day is sooner than later.

In the mean time, this technology is getting de-risked at every turn. Let it trade up, down, sideways. I don't care. When one of the big companies stakes their name to it, and they will, everything changes.

I personally think there is no way Dr. Michael Lebby would stand up to speak on this technology one time if he wasn't sure what this was worth and how real it is. He would know...

So if you want to see the prototype fine, but a partnership is the next step. I just know it is...

The market doesn't know how to realize that Monday's announcement was a multi/billion dollar announcement.

I am not wrong about this, it will be proved out in time.

Best to the longs,

F2

[RubeSilver]

I was a MM in that stock on the PHLX. I believe they sold the ADAM. Made a lot of money trading Commodore Computers as well. Both ended up on the trash heap.

[236T568]

Correct

there has been no third party testing of the LWLG products

this is not going to end well

look for that below $0.30/share price sometime during 2018

F2, do you think we first need to have a public presentation of a working piece showing before and after GOO?

I believe what they say based on the high caliber people running this company.

But I was at a CES in Chicago many years age when a company called Coleco showed a person computer selling for about 1/10 of the competition at the time. It was the greatest thing ever.

It was presented behind glass and nobody could test it. Well that was my greatest stock increase ever and then later the worst decrease ever when I believe Consumer Reports tested it and it failed. Look that one up, it still hurts.

I learned a very expensive lesson then about the proof is in the pudding.

Not to be redundant but our rocket won't take off until we do have independent testing confirming our results. Hopefully now they or potential JV's are doing so.

Until then the BIG BOYS will wait for proof.