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Posted On: 07/04/2018 8:29:07 AM
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In response to SUNYN75's post, here's what people need to spend their time thinking about in regards to QMC: how will you manage your $millions and what will you do with your life to make it worthwhile when you are financially independent.
When the industry finally comes to the ultimate reality that the best business decision is to go with the lowest cost manufacturer, who also makes the best performing , cadmium free quantum dots then QMC will be their choice.
The intelligent display manufacturer will be the one who knocks on the door first because even though QMC can produce 4 metric tons (and possibly 7 metric tons in the near future), that's only a fraction of what the industry will need. This is where DOW enters the picture with a licensing agreement. From that point it's simply math. Grams X Price per Gram X Margin divided by total number of shares X Price per Earnings Ratio. No matter what variables you use for P/E ratio or $/gram it it means a huge return on investment with this stock simply because QMC can make a lot of dots and be profitable at a price point other dot manufactures can't compete at because of their patented continuous flow process.
If Mr. Squires is interested in the list of motorcycles I intend to buy (that will have sequential license plates starting with "QD1"
thanks to his efforts I'd be happy to share it with him.
When the industry finally comes to the ultimate reality that the best business decision is to go with the lowest cost manufacturer, who also makes the best performing , cadmium free quantum dots then QMC will be their choice.
The intelligent display manufacturer will be the one who knocks on the door first because even though QMC can produce 4 metric tons (and possibly 7 metric tons in the near future), that's only a fraction of what the industry will need. This is where DOW enters the picture with a licensing agreement. From that point it's simply math. Grams X Price per Gram X Margin divided by total number of shares X Price per Earnings Ratio. No matter what variables you use for P/E ratio or $/gram it it means a huge return on investment with this stock simply because QMC can make a lot of dots and be profitable at a price point other dot manufactures can't compete at because of their patented continuous flow process.
If Mr. Squires is interested in the list of motorcycles I intend to buy (that will have sequential license plates starting with "QD1"
thanks to his efforts I'd be happy to share it with him.
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