silversmith, Actually, the “savvy” market has been pricing SGLB for years. Imo, your assessment of the valuation of the company has been based on the technology being complete, which it has not.
Until the technology/software actually does what management has claimed it does for the past two years, the software will not sell.
Most of us are investors. We have bought most of the shares, it leaves little room for trading to artificially inflated or deflate the pps except when some one uses $10-20k to play with the price. When sales occur that will all change.
Stock trading is about buying and selling stocks for short-term profit, with a focus on share prices. Investing is about buying stocks for long-term gains. Trading and investing both involve seeking profit in the stock market, but they pursue that goal in different ways.
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