James your comment "Do not care about potentials and avenues" is one of the main reasons anyone invests in companies.Lets take a quick look at the only other public company who intends to produce quantum dots for a few different industries..not all.QMC is purely designed for mass production of both quantum dots and nanoparticles for any usage and this is where the potential and avenues makes them the better choice.Nanoco partnered with chemical giant DOW has had three years to scale ( to 400 whopping kgs ) with no news to date of completion.Nanoco/Dow/LG had a demo tv model at CES 2015 which hardly made the grade and in a whole year and a half they have not produced a better product for market,ask yourself why.The key component of invigorating the qd market is scalability and uniformity and its the only thing that will take this material into everyday end products.Investing truly is about patience and knowing the market something ive studied for 7 years now.Ive been to many events where QMC and their competitors have spoken or shown product and asked many questions to both.The key take away from the past qd conference in March was that 2016 is the year that qd will be going mainstream in many OEMs product lines.They stated that 2013 was a beginning...2014 there was a pause ..2015 there was multiple end users and commitments for product...2016 Spring and fall releases are coming and the pressure will be on for a continued supply of materials for these products.Focus on the companies guidelines for this year quarter by quarter..I have no doubt they will achieve them
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