Yes indeed, only capturing one or two big TV producers among astronomical number of TV makers in the world and introducing quantum dot LED display film in their panel will drive QMC producing quantum dots at full capacity of 4 tonnes (4 million grams) annually. With 500 million shares O/S (fully diluted), a profit margin of 40% as in Universal Display Corp and a conservative P/E ratio, share price will be easily over $1.

QMC stands out among other junior innovative companies in OTC is because its product is not confined to only one application like those of other companies whose products are usually cheap and have uncertain future sales outlook despite of hyping from those companies.

Quantum dot is far superior than OLED in many aspects and highly profitable at high price and low production cost. There in no uncertainty for quantum dot market, future QD demands is growing at a compound annual growth rate of 46% and expected to hit $7 billion within 5 years. With the LED display technology well established in the TV industry, all is needed to switching from dot to another dot. Its a matter of time our multi-billion dollar film partners will enter the display market.

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Yes, QTMM is a rare opportunity that happens only once in one's life time. Just wait till big revenue flows in, institutional buying for long term holding will drive share price to the stratosphere.

Guys, the company is planning to increase annual quantum dot production to 7 tonnes (7 million grams), there is no doubt Stephen Squires knows what he is doing, he only worries that QMC cannot meet the quantum dot demands from the Display industry. Something big, huge, gigantic, astronomical is unfolding in the coming months. Tighten your seatbelt for the ride.