Replies to post #139249 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[CarlinNM]

Pit, I think these investor conferences and trade show conferences are important. ALL of the more viable companies who can afford it do it, and it is for a valid reason. That said though, it would carry a LOT more weight if some Agreements were in place.

I trust Lebby and he has a remarkable reputation to protect. I continue to hope that "Near Term" means by the ASM on 5/25. The natives will become more restless if the company doesn't deliver.

In the meantime, I feel the time is well spent IF we are truly on the verge of commercialization. The company needs to stay on everyone's radar.

We'll see.

I'm on a diet here, so this will be my only comment today.

[LOVELWLG]

I guess if he is still attending these investor conferences he is not spending 100% of his time on commercial deals.

[MarcoPolo4]

I agree Pitcook that once Lightwave's technology is being widely used in the market there will be less of a need for being at so many conferences. Until the technology is widely used, being at conferences is still very important.

It seems to me that Dr. Lebby is trying to reach as many people in the industry as he can, especially since so many obstacles and new advances have been accomplished this year. Through technical conferences people learn about the advancements and can go back to their offices and labs to discuss the impact Lightwave's technology might have on their present and future products. Companies send their knowledge representatives to such conferences to come back with new information which benefits their decision on adapting new technology. This is often discussed at the Board level in companies. Many big deals to partner need the approval of the Board of Directors to finalize it. Letting the world know that LWLG has everything ready to commercialize is a very important message to get out as directly as possible.

Equally important are investment conferences. Having two of them coming may be a harbringer of the future regarding deals. Getting the message out that commercialization is just getting going allows new investors to look under the hood so to speak. We want analyst coverage. This is how you get your foot in the door.

Dr. Lebby has the tech side covered for now with John Zyskind helping foundries get rolling. For him to say he is 100 prercent focused on getting deals completed should get your heart going.