The facility in Korea is a contractor from what I gather. Shouldn't the contractor be putting up the money for expansion considering they will reap the benefit of the Company's claim producing millions of devices?

If the contractor in SK has machines now, and the machines you allude to are just "more" machines, why aren't the current machines producing these devices right now. Could the machines the factory has now be at capacity producing other devices?

Oh geez Spidey.... you Sir or Maam, are very dismissive of valid questions and are always vague and condescending when it comes to answering legitimate queries. your fallback diversion is "stock traders"...

Maybe for once, you might answer a question from a post with a ...

thats a good question, I don't have the answer but I will do the best I can to get an answer and get back to you.

For the record, 20k here turned to 45k but I am still here. Everyone is consumed with this virus and if the Company has a revolutionary device that is more intersting than the price per share. I think many would agree so it is not all about price per share.