An interesting question was asked: Did you con
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Posted On: 12/14/2013 3:54:55 PM
An interesting question was asked:
Did you consider to publish this article on seeking alpha or other stock market analysis websites?
Every investor in AM should be aware of the aspects you highlighted.
Do you work for SGLB? What's your professional background?
Compliments for your brilliant work!
My response:
I have not considered contacting stock analyzing websites because, as you can see, I report quite often. "Sigma Labs will Globalize 3D Printing" was my first article and that was written sometime in October after disappointed by the Aerospace Summit. The government shutdown did not allow government representatives to attend and the additive industry mainly argued over who had better technology and profits. See this article for a summary of the Aerospace / Additive Summit:
http://3dprintingindustry.com/2013/10/21/fusi...ce-summit/
I do not work for SGLB and I use the username jjsmith77. I work in a field that concerns safety and reading and discerning sales proposals is one of my work. This is why I am so curious about the lack of performance statistics from 3D printer makers such as sample size, runs, success and fail rates. If safety is of concern, then I need to evaluate performance. Why no 3D printer maker publish performance statistics is a very curious reason.
Thank you for taking time to comment. I greatly appreciate it !
Did you consider to publish this article on seeking alpha or other stock market analysis websites?
Every investor in AM should be aware of the aspects you highlighted.
Do you work for SGLB? What's your professional background?
Compliments for your brilliant work!
My response:
I have not considered contacting stock analyzing websites because, as you can see, I report quite often. "Sigma Labs will Globalize 3D Printing" was my first article and that was written sometime in October after disappointed by the Aerospace Summit. The government shutdown did not allow government representatives to attend and the additive industry mainly argued over who had better technology and profits. See this article for a summary of the Aerospace / Additive Summit:
http://3dprintingindustry.com/2013/10/21/fusi...ce-summit/
I do not work for SGLB and I use the username jjsmith77. I work in a field that concerns safety and reading and discerning sales proposals is one of my work. This is why I am so curious about the lack of performance statistics from 3D printer makers such as sample size, runs, success and fail rates. If safety is of concern, then I need to evaluate performance. Why no 3D printer maker publish performance statistics is a very curious reason.
Thank you for taking time to comment. I greatly appreciate it !
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