Replies to post #7709 on Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG)

[redspinelpinktopaz]

Would a Soluxra Lightwave merger make sense?

[inversor86]

Bintz spends about 30% of his time with the LSS. I asked him in the lab after the SHM. The other 70% of his time is spent working to make the most of the 30%.

[pitcook]

x, I don't really care about the personal comments by Smith. I am more interested in the scientific questions he raised. I know little about the science but if you can answer his questions about certain numbers and bands etc, to see if he is correct or misleading us.

I would like to hear your expert answers. Is he correct that LWLG has not been able to prove and repeat to the numbers that are required, before any experts would come in and buy this stock?

We don't need to cast negative opinions of people here. Let's stay on the science. After all, we all can recount that one of the experts on this board told people on Yahoo to sell their stock, right before they bought some more (just for the kids). And how 3 years ago, we were just days away from being bought out, as we had the science proven and ready for market. I am guessing that people who believed that, bought more and drove the stock price higher. Certainly that would be a good time to sell some shares and then come back later and at a lower price, after again and again that crazy idea was proven false.

Let's just stay on the science.

Good luck to all longs
Pitcook

[hlegweakreturns]

Good advice in the last para. I took it.

[BSmith72]

Good post X. You make some great points and you are very good at dissecting everything I say and assume I'm bashing when all I'm doing is trying to get you all to do the research yourself and find the truth.

Let me clarify my feelings about Fred. He is an expert in the field. Very wealthy and knows his stuff. but like I said before lithium niobate modulators are his baby, not EO polymers. He does know the potential of EO modulators and what sectors would benefit most from them but he is not the only one. He also has connections in high places which is why I think he's on board. To think that he knows every detail of the material and is in the lab all the time observing the data being taken is far fetched. He only knows what management tells him which could be what they think is the truth or what they want him to think is the truth. It is pure speculation......

I know Greenlee through research. I have spoken to him at a few conferences about his research. He added me on LinkedIn....