And with regards to your statement: "The near term achievement is that Sigma stands a very good chance of providing to the entire world of this industry a means for instituting real time quality inspection and control in a process that at the moment has none that is reliable or accurate".......
I was on twitter reading the feeds for #3DPrinting and #AdditiveManufacturing when earlier today America Makes tweeted:
"AM and 3DP applications are limitless. What is the most groundbreaking application that you’ve seen? Tweet us #AmericaMakes"
...so for the heck of it I replied:
"Real-time printing qualification for metals like Sigma Labs is doing with the PrintRite3D product they're developing."
Within minutes I got a "favorite" on my reply from America Makes.
So- not a big deal...just a tweet favorite. But they didn't have to fav. my reply. It could have been just as easily ignored.
But they chose to fav. it and America Makes is, as Terry Wohlers said: "The nation’s leading collaboration in additive manufacturing and 3D printing technology research, discovery, creation, and innovation."
So I guess my point is that industry insiders know about Sigma Labs in a way they probably didn't just 8-10 months ago, they're working with them now, and I believe it's a matter of time before the groundwork being laid now will result in positive things for this little company by Q1 or so next year.
So it doesn't matter to me that much if the stock goes up or down from here over the short term or not- I don't get too excited either way. I've always said I'm here for commercialization of printRite3D. And when that happens, SGLB will be way above recent highs, no matter where it goes between now and then.
- anyone with a twitter account can see my tweets @3DPrintingStock and see the conversation themselves.
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