Replies to post #1634 on 3D Printing Stocks

[BiotechValues]

The market for 3D printing service providers, which are an integral part of the 3D printing industry, is growing faster than the market for 3D printer manufacturers. Plenty of evidence of that.

The 25-30% CAGR of the industry isn't limited to the machine manufacturers- almost all of whom are still overpriced for my taste, it includes 3D printing/additive manufacturing service providers like Alphaform.

If you look deeper into their actual earnings (which believe me, I have done in detail), you'll discover Alphaform's revenue in Q3 was their second highest on record, and Q4 likely to show an improvement in bottom line.

They are projected by one analyst to make .26/share in 2014 with restructuring.

Even taking away their projected profitability in 2014, the fact remains that Alphaform generates 2.5X the revenue of Voxeljet, has a market cap around $23 million, and is trading 1 euro above book value. That market cap will not last as more US investors begin to discover the stock.

[joenatural]

EPS of -.03 Euro for Q3 and they'll turn slightly positive in Q4. They have a very tight relationship with VJET fwiw and their CEO is a rockstar IMO if you read his latest shareholder letter. No options for management and the guy is a straighttalker big time. Turnaround story as well and a successful one at that with a forecast of an increase in 2014 revenue of no less than 35%. The stock now trades in the U.S. as of about 3 hours ago and the symbol is AFRMF. Closing price in German was $3.20 Euro equal to $4.35 U.S. Dollars. With a 3 million share float and now open to U.S. investors, this one will double IMO .... and do it within a week or two. Let's see what happens.