Because I believe that THE factor which will cause SGLB to make a steep rise in price will be the announcement of large scale contracts with the major aeronautic manufacturers, I believe it will not "fly" until then. Too much uncertainty about IF and WHEN there will be a full commercialization of PrintRite3D.
Being long to the point that SGLB is one of my major holdings, I am more confident of the "IF" part of these conditions. From my personal take, I am looking for some sort of confirmation that PrintRite, or at least the engineering approach underlying PrintRite is being accepted by NIST, DARPA etc and is either explicitly or implicitly an official part of the standards.
Does anyone on this board have experience and/or insight to the process of how these organizations will announce the standards developed? Do they wait for the standard to be fully ready or is there some sort of interim indication such as seeking comments or input from the wider industry players? Any way to gauge time frame of when an announcement will be made? Any way for those of us on the outside to get information about the progress (or lack of progress) being made on developing the standards?
Until then, my WAG is that SGLB will have its up and down runs as traders work the stock. Just gives me more time to accumulate more shares as I am able while waiting for what I believe will happen....eventually.
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