Replies to post #61240 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[Jamis1]

Just saying, Nitto Denko neither hurt nor helped the share price.

They recorded it as future revenue, but didn't get it until the following quarter.

You and I can debate this until the cows come home. Neither of us know the future, this stock has gone up when for no apparent reason and down when we thick it should go up. It's a crap shoot as to the direction the SP will go upon reading the 10K or 10Q.

Again, it all depends on how much revenue is realized from display sector sales. If it's sufficient, people won't care about FF product development agreement revenue. They'll see growing display sector sales (the near term success path for QMC) and evaluate QMC potential on that, not on some product development agreement that may or may not lead to an additional commercial sales revenue stream 1-3 years from now.

[solartech]

You are right, they should not have published that "collaboration" in the news at all. They do make silly mistake in news such the one X27RAY pointed out: "production in QMA in Q3, 2016". How could there be production while the production facility did not even exist? It is only a "collaboration" with FF, not a "business contract", so erase that elusive and uncertain "deal" in your mind, now and forever.

Investors have already ignore such "collaboration", else they would be emailing and phoning Stephen about it, the decline in share price has nothing to that matter, it was due to short term investors running out of patience waiting. They want quick profit but they do not realize QMC's operation is a long term project, QD application products take as long as 20 years to develop. But patient long investors will harvest big in their patience. Mark my words, if Stephen announce the "collaboration" with FF is over and dead, share price will even surge as investors do not like uncertainty overhanging them. I believe no investor even care about if FF exists or not, only you do.