James
The other board is being led by certain posters who look to find negative sentiment whenever the chance.I look at the company and evaluate where they are in regards to the market demand.Considering the market will be worth billions in a few short years there is a big piece of pie to be had.As you smartly asserted the only other public company we need to compare to is Nanoco who as you said sold under 400k in sample sales and recently stated are not using their Runcorn facility for samples as it must come from the Dow facility instead.The bipolar posting by some in particular are quite amusing and it seems their positions change depending on their mood.Some it seems believe the company should have made them rich for having been invested for so long.I have been invested for 7 years knowing it was a pure spec startup play in the beginning.As the company has made steps...more so in the past two years... I have invested based on the risk reward ratio being more favorable for a huge upside.As in any company there is always much more going on below the surface and QMC is more akin to underpromising and overperforming.I believe the next few months will give us a good gauge of where QMC stands in the market for supply of high quality mass produced products.
This board although not as busy as ihub with posts is more to the fact instead of throwing crap at the wall to see what sticks.Here you will find investors telling why they invested in QMC and a lot of technical info versus investors at ihub who like to shit on their own investment with negative sentiment and endless posts on "what about these guys"..."what if the sky falls" etc etc...
If you call the investor relations and ask intelligent questions you will find they are quit receptive and engaging.I have had the opportunity to meet with the CEO many years ago and found him very sincere and very much concerned about shareholder value and ...the bigger thing I liked when I talked to him was that he was a visionary.To me that last item is key for any company to survive and excel moving forwards.
Most important is to do your own due diligence than have some one feed it second hand to you.There are alot of people with agendas on these public forums...I have had the opportunity to figure out over the years who the good guys and the bad guys are...you would be surprised how petty and arrogant some of them are and how they try to manipulate.
I'm looking forward to seeing the good guys at future qmc events and staring down any of the clowns that show up claiming how smart they were for investing all the while bagging on it.
These are my thoughts. ..as many know here my sentiment has been pro company as it has developed from startup to recent revenues.I have introduced many family friends and associates to this opportunity and have always stated that I believe this is one of those rare investment opportunities you get in your life.
It is up to each and every investor to spend the time and make the calls to affirm their investment and weigh their risk reward here.I have gone as far as calling competitors in the field and it's amazing with the right tone and questioning what you will find out.
There are many excellent people I have met through the years through this investment and look forward to meeting them in person soon...
Cheers
The other board is being led by certain posters who look to find negative sentiment whenever the chance.I look at the company and evaluate where they are in regards to the market demand.Considering the market will be worth billions in a few short years there is a big piece of pie to be had.As you smartly asserted the only other public company we need to compare to is Nanoco who as you said sold under 400k in sample sales and recently stated are not using their Runcorn facility for samples as it must come from the Dow facility instead.The bipolar posting by some in particular are quite amusing and it seems their positions change depending on their mood.Some it seems believe the company should have made them rich for having been invested for so long.I have been invested for 7 years knowing it was a pure spec startup play in the beginning.As the company has made steps...more so in the past two years... I have invested based on the risk reward ratio being more favorable for a huge upside.As in any company there is always much more going on below the surface and QMC is more akin to underpromising and overperforming.I believe the next few months will give us a good gauge of where QMC stands in the market for supply of high quality mass produced products.
This board although not as busy as ihub with posts is more to the fact instead of throwing crap at the wall to see what sticks.Here you will find investors telling why they invested in QMC and a lot of technical info versus investors at ihub who like to shit on their own investment with negative sentiment and endless posts on "what about these guys"..."what if the sky falls" etc etc...
If you call the investor relations and ask intelligent questions you will find they are quit receptive and engaging.I have had the opportunity to meet with the CEO many years ago and found him very sincere and very much concerned about shareholder value and ...the bigger thing I liked when I talked to him was that he was a visionary.To me that last item is key for any company to survive and excel moving forwards.
Most important is to do your own due diligence than have some one feed it second hand to you.There are alot of people with agendas on these public forums...I have had the opportunity to figure out over the years who the good guys and the bad guys are...you would be surprised how petty and arrogant some of them are and how they try to manipulate.
I'm looking forward to seeing the good guys at future qmc events and staring down any of the clowns that show up claiming how smart they were for investing all the while bagging on it.
These are my thoughts. ..as many know here my sentiment has been pro company as it has developed from startup to recent revenues.I have introduced many family friends and associates to this opportunity and have always stated that I believe this is one of those rare investment opportunities you get in your life.
It is up to each and every investor to spend the time and make the calls to affirm their investment and weigh their risk reward here.I have gone as far as calling competitors in the field and it's amazing with the right tone and questioning what you will find out.
There are many excellent people I have met through the years through this investment and look forward to meeting them in person soon...
Cheers
