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dockzef

10/13/19 11:42 PM

#78852 RE: dms1 #78851

Eventually everything becomes a commodity.

Back when I used to sell industrial supply I watched over the years all the fractional electrical motor suppliers move their manufacturing to China except Baldor. Eventually they too put a plant in China. Imagine that pickle now.....

Point is I agree whole heartly that parts of the puzzle are missing here. Point being wth happened to the displays demoed to the OEMs in the spring of 19?

I think blockchain has tremendous potential as does the Assam plant. It is painfully obvious this company needs closers. A closer does not care if its low or high fruit. All they want is to close the deals and move on. Profit and move to the next deal. One should ask the hard question. Who is profiting the most? So far not the long term shareholder....

Solar_Express

10/14/19 12:39 AM

#78853 RE: dms1 #78851

Displays are not a "dead-end" it does take time for everything to come together between QMC and an OEM. It was disclosed by Nanosys that their margins are thin.

QuantumTravesty

10/14/19 3:01 AM

#78856 RE: dms1 #78851

But he didn’t lift his pivot foot while whacking at the contracts piñata so it’s not a foul.