you definitely won't be disappointed. I think as one or a few posters stated that after people left the unveiling as to my knowledge there hasn't been one single negative opinion from any of them. The proof if this is as I believe is correct is therefore in the pudding!
Macdonald Detwiller attended the Media Event. Now why were they there with a contingent of personnel? Let's see now, hmmm, at the end of February 2017, MDA bought out Digital Globe for $3 Bn CAD . A bunch of us attending met Paige Tucker and Carey Wheeler. https://www.digitalglobe.com/
https://spacenews.com/mda-to-acquire-digitalglobe/
Mr Tucker's Colorado based co. http://www.prostarcorp.com/team.htm ProStar works in some capacity with Denver based Digital Globe Co. now part of MDA. Seemed like a pleasant but serious conversation they were having all round April 4th. Mapping of Mars and other cool topics. Oh to have been a fly on the wall a little longer . So that's why Carey wheeler was in the conversation after reviwing his CV on nexoptic.com . -
www.prostarcorp.com/press.htm
NexOptic is currently working with ProStar on a mapping project for Mars, ... "ProStar meets all prerequisites we look for in terms of a winning ... Google Maps ...
If i'm NXO, I just focus on meeting after meeting with cos. like MDA and you know magic will happen. Everything can evolve from meeting like that. Makes me wonder, how many intro. meetings can NXO do in a year so as to push the ball down various fields of play re all those potential verticals? How many potential customers may evolve working in partnership of some sort just simply with a great optics outfit like a Ruda Cardinal?
Important to be loyal to those who helped get you into the dance! Can't help but imagine th epotential for a healthy symbiotic relationship for both given mutual customers can greatly benefit from collaboration together. I see nothing but win win potential for both in an evolving relationship. Wanna be the best, work with the best.
Lots of various tech sector opportunities but smart to stay focussed on partners within sports optics as tons of retail and bigger devices and the mobile phone sector huge. MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates
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MDA's most visible products include the Canadarm used on the NASA Space Shuttle, as well as the Canadarm2 and Dextre remote manipulator systems on the International Space Station.
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RE:RE:RE:USPTO Update letter May 17
https://seekingalpha.com/pro/checkout/4059844?notice=pro In theory it could be used in many places. Telescopes and "sports optics" seem to be the first. The company is talking about trying to put it in smart phones as well.
The narrative is certainly interesting. However there are MANY questions that will need to be answered for this to be successful.
I'm not even convinced there is anything really novel here. I have optics textbooks from the early 1800s that use prisms to create telescopes. However, the disadvantages are significant. It seems like these guys want to try to correct such problems with "image processing". I am interested in how good that will be in full color, for example. The company only released moon shots and withheld landscape and star shots from its big event. Why? Is it because colors or certain colors, or combinations of colors are much more challenging? Maybe they are "working on it". Maybe the $400K+ they spent on stock newsletters could have been better spent on R&D?
There are also more mundane things like manufacturability, even things like how the lens reacts to thermal variations, and so on. Will I have to bring a Macbook to look through my Nexoptic telescope or will it have an onboard computer now?
Frankly there are just too many questions. Hence risks, in my opinion. It's easy to spin a narrative that the "lens" market is huge and if we just get x% we will be rich.
I specifically chose not to focus a lot on the technology in my article, even though I've done a lot more work on it than I've written about (even since my article). It was mainly about the valuation, paid promotion, insider selling and early warrant exercises leading into a classic sell the news event. I was right, as it turns out.
I'll be watching NXO but have no plans to write another article on it, for now.
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard?symbol=v.nxo&postid=26255959#1TDJsvf4UCCw4sIl.99 Hello
I received your email as a contact person to report a person who is a CFA, who is writing on a paid membership site called Seeking Alpha. This person goes by the name “keubiko”. Keubiko has written an article in relation to a company called Nexoptic Technology (NXO, NXOPF). He had himself listed as a CFA, but subsequently removed that title from his biography. However, I feel that he is using this site to write dubious claims that he can only “verify” with the internet (which we know is not very reliable). Persons pay 2400 US dollars a year to be “members” of this site. The contributors there are paid a fee, although I am not sure how much it is.
At the present time, the article that was written by keubiko, is now protected behind the pay wall and was released on April 11th to the public, however it was released April 4th . I believe that it was available for 30 days, and then it reverts back inside the pay wall. it appears he was working in concert with a Moez Kassam who on twitter goes by @munchingmoez. Moez Kassam works for the Anson Group, which was subject of a lawsuit (attached PDF) brought by Nobilis for an article that was on Seeking Alpha, written by a person by the name of Sunny Puri. Anson Group is known as a short selling investment firm. It is my belief that they have persons working in concert with them to discredit companies, and they manipulate the market. Based on my research, I have seen twitter posts from Kassam to Keubiko, that the timing seems very suspicious - the timing of significant short selling of NXO causing a massive drop in the stock. There was another targeted short attack on NXO right around the time a second article was posted on Seeking Alpha. It was interesting to see the timing of Kassam posting a tweet right around the time the short attack occurred. If you go to this link https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.nxo/nexoptic-technology-corp?postid=26149745 you can see the timing of the Seeking Alpha report (12:06 pm ET) and the price turning down at 12:07 pm ET, with Kassam posting a tweet at approximately 12:09 pm (the site does not show the time of his tweet, it just shows “53 minutes ago). I took the screen shot and posted it there, with my screenshot of the time I made the screen capture.
I believe that Keubiko should have his designation of CFA revoked from the organization. His article was written without verified facts, and based on his “opinion” and items he found online. Nothing was verified with an independent party, and none of it could be proven to be 100% truth. Now, I know that to prove something criminal, it needs to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. To prove something in a civil case, it needs to be proven on a balance of probabilities. I think that there is collusion between Kassam and Keubiko to write dubious articles (April 22 had one written by pseudonym “GrumpyBear”, which I have attached a pdf of to this email) in order to manipulate the price of this stock in their favour. They stood to profit when this stock fell. Keubiko has even stated on his articles that he is a short seller, and in his NXO article he stated he was short positioned.
I am an investor in this company, and believe that the person called keubiko is a person who is using his position to manipulate stocks in his favour. I have emailed the IIROC in Canada to investigate the market manipulation of the price, as well as the Ontario Securities Commission in relation to Kassam.
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Thank you for your email.
I am forwarding your message to our Professional Conduct group for further review. This person removed the designation from his profile at my request (through Seeking Alpha), since charterholders are not permitted to use the designation with pseudonyms or pen names.
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