Replies to post #75107 on Quantum Materials Corp. (fka QTMM)

[drugmanrx]

LOL

" Yes, selling a pair of reactors may technically be "commercial revenue" to those who want to play the semantics, but it's not the commercial revenue that matters today. QMC's business isn't selling reactors - particularity unproven reactors. "

And when they sell those reactors what is the buyer of the reactor using them for, lawn ornaments?

LOL


Here I thought they were used to make quantum dots which the buyer has to pay QTMM for using, silly me.

Shucks, I have a couple of Gnomes I could have sold them at a less expensive price,

[puravida19]

You are right that an end product has not been made yet, despite AMTRON believing in QMC QD as the vehicle to numerous projects. Therefore revenue but not recurring revenue.

However, QMC has proven they have superior commercial ready QD and competitors have not challenged those claims. Press Releases on Perovskite, Carbon, Cad-free, Blue, 93% Rec 2020, QDLED, etc., are the proof, not hype. It is too large a body of work to be a scam. Altogether they prove the viability of both the flexibility and QD product quality that only QMC continuous flow process possesses.

You mention scalibility is not proven. That is not correct. The fact is that all QMC Nanomaterials are developed on the Reactor so WYSIWYG every time. It is a totally reproducible process. So "scaliing up" is not a thing. One gram or 2000 kilos you get the same QD. that's been a QMC claim from Reactor Day One.

Let's face facts. QMC is at current price not because the quality of the quantity are not satisfactory to clients. Squires has stated his goal to license for royalties while getting paid for consulting and training and services. A very successful company, UDC uses the same business model. This business model gives the supplier fair value for their product.

I don't believe word of mouth or marketing the stock is the way although it might help. I think as companies adopt QMC QD in their displays and other products it will force other companies to deal to keep up with each other. Assam took that gamble, which is not as risky as some claim, because QMC can prove it can produce quality and quantity, superior to competitors. At this point IMO, QMC has sufficient revenue coming in to support operations until OEMs make that same decision as AMTRON. The alternative is that India becomes the leading electronics and solar manufacturing nation in the world. My bet is on Squires. Squires now holds a strong hands in negotiations IMO.