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puravida19

06/15/19 5:41 PM

#74421 RE: Jamis1 #74420

Add to that, only cost to QMC is effectively Zero. AMTRON pays license fee, pays for two reactors, pays for training, consulting and future royalties. QMC can duplicate that deal over and over.

QuantumTravesty

06/15/19 6:37 PM

#74422 RE: Jamis1 #74420

Nanoco has product along with many small private dot suppliers but yes Nanosys the gorilla.

solong

06/15/19 6:39 PM

#74423 RE: Jamis1 #74420

Not really, I do know about performance. If I was to join a religious cult and ignore performance, I'd want to join one that has to storage. There are plenty of ways to create energy, there are NO good ways to store it.

QD's have promised to fix "all of our problems" dating back to 2001. Promises to make a better world via QD's have eaten up a lot of investors.

If an investor wants to sit on the sidelines for 20 years just to have the satisfaction of saying, "see I told you so". Then that's great.

If you look at where the money is going, look at Ionic Materials (battery storage) they are getting hundreds of millions in Private Investment Capital. We already know that "In a single hour, the amount of power from the sun that strikes the Earth is more than the entire world consumes in a year. To put that in numbers, from the US Department of Energy: Each hour 430 quintillion Joules of energy from the sun hits the Earth. That's 430 with 18 zeroes after it! In comparison, the total amount of energy that all humans use in a year is 410 quintillion Joules."

Storing it is the key, making a better display is the wrong focus, IMO and not something worth sitting on for 10 to 20 years.

Investing as a religious practice versus investing for a profit might be worth considering. Should an investor consider making a profit? It's kind of the whole purpose of investing.

Long term investing - in things we can't live without, short term investing is about profits...A better display isn't for long term investing, but some do get rich off of it. Just not the investor.