I suspect I'm long in the stock for the same basic reason as most folks here. I'm betting they will figure out how to make commercially viable QDs in flow. I get the story. Big demand is forecast, QTMM has a technology that, if it can be made to work, should not only deliver better margins than other methods but also allow them to quickly and inexpensivly scale up capacity. It's a great story, and when it stops being a story and becomes reality, it should be worth a ton of money. I think it's a good bet at the current price, but don't kid yourself; it's still a risky bet.

What I don't get is the almost incessant need of some people on these boards to make stuff up and misrepresent things. Do people not think the story is good enough as is? And why can't these things be challenged without being told to sell your stock and go away. How does believing things that simply are not true help anyone no matter how much you like the stock?

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I'd appreciate it, if you explained why you are long on this stock and haven't sold a share.

......I admit, I don't know which venue will break loose 1st, (but adamantly believe one will).

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