Replies to post #1332 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[F2]

Get a company and we will have widgets!

That's the whole point I think of a potential acquisition.

Just thinking out loud. The price here stinks... but with a little perspective, it's a great time to buy. Almost at 52 week low, we have gone through/are going through the excruciating waiting/perfecting time. The next development will add shareholder value here period! I already have mine, more than plenty, but if I was buying, now would be the ideal time...

Best to all,

F2

[x993231]

Simple as this Reds, If we stay at 90 cents our buyout number will be squat

I’m not aware of any presentations made to investors by our current (qualified) management team, obviously now we have a crew that is good at making presentations and has documented successes behind them they could easily convince others of what we have. I know that only a month has passed since the shareholders meeting but one would hope that going forward we’ll hear of a few presentations.

If we hang around this price for much longer (which is what we’ll do without new investors) I know MANY that would take 3 Bucks a share and be done with it. If they could bring on new investors and push the price 3 bucks, IMO those expectations would be pushed to 5 or 6 bucks. On the other hand if we are at 5 bucks a share then 10 would probably do it, so on and so forth. Remember that many of us have been hanging around for 7 or 8 years waiting for them to get their act together and when Hal left we were under the impression that a business plan was forthcoming and they would clean the material, make presentations and execute the plan. Well they fiddled around for 3 years, blame it on whoever or whatever you want but the fact of the matter is that there are 10’s of millions of shares in the hands of folks that have just about had their fill of waiting for a payday, that is all I’m saying. It is hard to interpret ones expressions on a message board, I’m not mad, but I do think that they need to get out and bring in some new investors.