This has been a wild ride..but there are solid reasons whyHello to all the newcomers on this board, and congratulations on your purchase of Nexoptic shares. Yes, this stock has been on a wild run lately, but this is because of what we have here. The technology is proven, and the prospects for its' applications are immense. Part of the reason for the run is surely that the word is spreading, much of it through word of mouth rather than media coverage. All of that will change on the evening of April 4 when the Blade Optics prototype is revealed to the world. I look at all of the time before then as a buying opportunity, especially if there are dips, as you will want to have your position built up before then. Once the media gets a hold of this story, I would not be surprised to see the stock taken to another level, not to mention when the first licensing deals are announced.
To that end, I have the utmost confidence that the technology is commercially viable given the people and organizations involved here. When Stephen Petranek joined the Board of Directors, this is what Nexoptic CEO had to say: "Stephen's tremendous knowledge and his many connections within the scientific community, including to leading technology corporations, combined with his experience with publicly traded companies and ties to financial networks, make him an excellent addition to our team. We are proud to have him join us and very much look forward to working closely with Stephen as we work to advance our Company and our technologies." All one has to do is google Mr. Petranek and you will see why this stock is currently worth about $3 with no end in sight.
I will leave you with the words of Mr. Petranek..."I am honored and excited to be joining such an innovative company at the cutting edge of a technological revolution. The team at NexOptic is energetic, dedicated and determined to succeed and I believe that the Blade Optics technology has the potential to completely alter our current concept of how we think of lenses and what they can do. I look forward to being part of a potential disruptive shift in how we observe the world around us."