Has anyone been paying attention? LWLG put up its
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Posted On: 04/29/2020 10:10:15 AM
Has anyone been paying attention? LWLG put up its first Commercial Prototype at the end of 2018, and investors have been informed about the progress over the past 16 months, LWLG is now on FINAL STEPS with MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycles!
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Lightwave Logic Targets 10 km and Greater Market
Englewood, CO, Dec. 12, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
https://lightwavelogic.com/Lightwave-Logic-Ta...ter-Market
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1/1/2019 - $0.66 - $52M - 76M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now BEGINNING into MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
1/1/2020 - $0.70 - $61M - 83M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now MIDSTREAM into MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
4/6/2020 - $0.53 - $47M - 89M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now on to FINAL STEPS of MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
Dr Lebby telling investors it's deal time!
It's really just a matter of whether LWLG will get massive orders "straight out of the chute" or if LWLG will get LOTS of small to medium orders! See Dr Lebby's quote on the subject below noting that the quote highlighted blue = massive orders out of the chute , and the quote highlighted green = "LOTS of low and medium orders"
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Below is the whole text to what he said, don't be fooled by those who wish to truncate ANY of this text to manipulate investors!!
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Now you may, in this sort of business you may encounter huge volumes straight out of the chute , and if that's the case, then you know the right thing to do is look at that opportunity and evaluate that opportunity from a risk standpoint and say, can we do that in our current facility? if we can't do that in our current facility, and you know the opportunity for initial volume is so great, then you look at either expanding our facility ourselves or working with somebody that has experience with these higher volumes, and working out how to keep the customer happy... those are problems I'd love to have,and I have seen this happen before , but I think from our standpoint right now, I think our expectations are that we'll get lots of low and medium type business (orders) and then we'll see very very quickly how it will scale, but we're very very comfortable in our technology today because we've designed it to scale to volume -ML
https://thewallstreetresource.com/webcasts
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Lightwave Logic Targets 10 km and Greater Market
Englewood, CO, Dec. 12, 2018 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE)
https://lightwavelogic.com/Lightwave-Logic-Ta...ter-Market
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1/1/2019 - $0.66 - $52M - 76M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now BEGINNING into MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
1/1/2020 - $0.70 - $61M - 83M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now MIDSTREAM into MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
4/6/2020 - $0.53 - $47M - 89M shares for First time EVER, LWLG is now on to FINAL STEPS of MANY Tier 1's Design-In Cycle
Dr Lebby telling investors it's deal time!
It's really just a matter of whether LWLG will get massive orders "straight out of the chute" or if LWLG will get LOTS of small to medium orders! See Dr Lebby's quote on the subject below noting that the quote highlighted blue = massive orders out of the chute , and the quote highlighted green = "LOTS of low and medium orders"
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Below is the whole text to what he said, don't be fooled by those who wish to truncate ANY of this text to manipulate investors!!
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Now you may, in this sort of business you may encounter huge volumes straight out of the chute , and if that's the case, then you know the right thing to do is look at that opportunity and evaluate that opportunity from a risk standpoint and say, can we do that in our current facility? if we can't do that in our current facility, and you know the opportunity for initial volume is so great, then you look at either expanding our facility ourselves or working with somebody that has experience with these higher volumes, and working out how to keep the customer happy... those are problems I'd love to have,and I have seen this happen before , but I think from our standpoint right now, I think our expectations are that we'll get lots of low and medium type business (orders) and then we'll see very very quickly how it will scale, but we're very very comfortable in our technology today because we've designed it to scale to volume -ML
https://thewallstreetresource.com/webcasts
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