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Posted On: 08/10/2018 4:08:19 PM
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QMC operates in secrecy without identifying its ally partners, if share price jumps to 7 cents in the next few weeks, shareholders' reply to your question is "yes".
Steven has always been conservative and humble, what he has said is already in the history.
Extract from past Shareholder Updates
"The reality is, today, our quantum dot display materials simply can’t be sold into the display industry without being integrated into an optical film. We are very fortunate to have partners with vast resources and although the time to market seems excruciatingly slow, our film partners are multi billion dollar corporation, large leading display industry optical film manufacturers, we have absolutely no influence on their speed to market. Although some do seem to move more quickly than others all of them have established quality control methodologies that help them insure they do not produce a product that fails once sold"
"That being said, based on both recent face‐to‐face meetings (many here at our lab facilities in San Marcos, TX) ‐ as well as positive feedback from a number of the key opto‐electronics groups we are engaged in late stage discussions with (and have independently tested the performance level of our materials), I am highly confident that our long wait to move these fantastic new materials with tremendous product enhancement capabilities into the market could very soon be over ‐ and remain optimistic that success is now firmly within our grasp."
Steven has always been conservative and humble, what he has said is already in the history.
Extract from past Shareholder Updates
"The reality is, today, our quantum dot display materials simply can’t be sold into the display industry without being integrated into an optical film. We are very fortunate to have partners with vast resources and although the time to market seems excruciatingly slow, our film partners are multi billion dollar corporation, large leading display industry optical film manufacturers, we have absolutely no influence on their speed to market. Although some do seem to move more quickly than others all of them have established quality control methodologies that help them insure they do not produce a product that fails once sold"
"That being said, based on both recent face‐to‐face meetings (many here at our lab facilities in San Marcos, TX) ‐ as well as positive feedback from a number of the key opto‐electronics groups we are engaged in late stage discussions with (and have independently tested the performance level of our materials), I am highly confident that our long wait to move these fantastic new materials with tremendous product enhancement capabilities into the market could very soon be over ‐ and remain optimistic that success is now firmly within our grasp."
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