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Nexoptic Technology Corp V.NXO

Alternate Symbol(s):  NXOPF

NexOptic Technology Corp. is a Canada-based technology company. The Company is engaged in developing artificial intelligence (AI) and imaging products, which enhance how images are either captured, processed, experienced, transferred and/or stored. It is developing technologies relating to imagery and light concentration for lens and image capture systems. The Company's primary focus is its patented and patent pending AI for imaging called All Light Intelligent Imaging Solutions (Aliis). Aliis can reduce storage and streaming requirements needed for videos and images while also improving image quality in all types of environmental conditions. Aliis delivers by learning a camera profile and optimally enhancing, pixel by pixel, its quality and its resolution in a fraction of a second, using edge processing. Its NexCompress, a video compression enhancement solution, offers bandwidth and storage savings for video storage and streaming applications.


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Comment by Hockeynut2on Apr 11, 2019 11:28pm
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ScarletSpider wrote: hockeynut2,

I partly agree with what you have stated it doesn't matter why a stock is going down it just matters that it is...the converse could be stated too. 

Here is why i say I partly agree. When a stock is going down and people are trying to kill it or manipulate it and the company is otherwise doing what it should be and progressing really well one can determine that the price is low not because of progress but other foul play and they will know it is undervalued and can potentially load up. Likewise if the stock is being manipulated up as we saw with hitting $3.76 and the company not having anywhere what it does today we should have been selling--stupid me!!!

Now here is the part i agree with--regardless of prices if one is using trigger points they don't care about why things are working or not but using their trigger points to buy and sell around so it wouldn't matter either way. All about share management positioning  and repositioning. so it isn't entirely a black and white thing.

I have been stating i don't care what the share price is at but more interested in what management is doing for the first point above. Given i was going to hold anyways for a pre-determined price anyways the second point comes into play as my trigger point and i had no intention of selling until i see what the company does up to including this year--and the reason i made that promise not to sell unless $2-$3 or year's end whichever comes first. I don't doubt my abilities anymore to position and reposition and that is why i have said i will look to either trade within or between equities and build my share and cash position--but i know i need to do so if it makes mathematical sense as well as not "neveredingly average down" where it doesn't.

Every move i will need to think through and should not be afraid to pull the trigger and break a few proverbial eggs to have the possibility to exponentially grow...still working on this but i will find what works!
I did state the "Converse".
 
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