Replies to post #9981 on Sigma Labs Inc (SASI)

[Prevalence]

I haven't seem that article. That's some useful info there. Hmmmmm

[MDuffy]

58% short volume... Also, article...

http://otcshortreport.com/index.php?index=SGLB#.UrKR-DnhCuU

Thanks for the article- note that SGLB is part of the supply chain... that's what they presented on @ the Additive/Aerospace summit.

http://sigmalabsinc.com/uploads/Events/AdditiveAerospace_bro_proofV4.pdf

Good news is that if they ever do create their own printer in the future, GE needs plenty of them and is looking to invest in others. :)

Nice to see some actual #'s... good find!

[Jackle]

interesting article, SGLB may not get a mention, but its not a headline 3D printer company, it's the picks and shovels not the show pony. I can't help reading this...

Instead, GE has pledged to invest "tens of millions" of dollars toward building out the technology supply chain so that next-generation 3-D printers can handle three to four times the capacity.

and thinking this...

Mark Cola

We are exploring opportunities with potential partners to develop technologies to address the third barrier described above relating to the current speed of 3D metal printing

maybe Metal3DX is a GE/SGLB project now wouldn't that be just HUGE

[r0und3r]

This article is like most others at this stage. All about the "sexy" part of the industry, the machines. At this point not many people care or even know about the quality assurance that will be involved in integrating these machines into the industry. SGLB is not a "sexy" ticker like the others, but moving forward it will be a necessity. Once people realize that the many investors views toward the 3DP industry will shift from the machines to the technology behind and surrounding the machines, that's where SGLB will really shine. It will take a little time, but will pay off for those of us who found this ticker so early in the game. We have found what no one else is even looking for yet.