As someone who has experienced when the sure thing

As someone who has experienced when the sure thing fails to materialize and who doesn't know the personalities who frequent this board, I read posts like the one I'm replying to as simply pointing out potential realities. So - Yea! - QMC is now eligible for a payment that will cover a fraction of their accumulated debt (still don't know if they've received it or what relief it holds for the Going Concern warnings in the SEC filings). I do appreciate, however, the promise this technology presents. And I wouldn't be surprised if there are glitches encountered in getting the high-speed R2R printing up and running at the onset, but that wouldn't mean they won't be able to overcome them. So it boils down to whether or not you're comfortable with an enterprise on the come. For me, that's no place that I want to be. My wife, however, has no problem with it. Investing has risks, and when you make the bed, you have to lie in it. That's my 2 cents. Oh, wait, that was my 2 cents - my wife just took it to by another share.