RE:So long Recognizing this post is bullish!t click bait I’m going to bite. How could I ignore such idiocy.
"These chips, distributed under stringent nondisclosure agreements, mark a significant juncture for any company, usually preceding volume production."
What chips? They don't have a chip. They won't until next year according to the company. And given their lack of funds it's unlikely they ever will. As for volume production, LOL, good one.
"The assertion of no orders or business deals overlooks the fundamental role of engineering samples in paving the way for potential orders."
So, they have no orders, but imaginary chips will result in orders. I hate to say it but you're pretty funny today Kuipy.
"Moreover, the prevalence of baseless, untrue, and arrogantly characterized statements within this discourse, often verging on libel, reflects a manifestation of the Dunning-Kruger effect."
The vast majority of the convo here is about the years, decades, in which they have made huge promises and their failure to deliver. While it apparently irritates you that doesn't mean the commentary is wrong or libellous. And if the DK effect is in play here it's more likely to be found in the baggies who don't seem to understand how businesses and market operate.
"Little do they grasp that Andrew, the bellwether visionary, set in motion the trend of onshoring semiconductor production nearly two years ago. It's not about luck but foresight."
Bellwether visionary. This is good. Masterful stroke of comedy. But more to the point Andy didn't set any trend in motion. Andy jumped on the talking point when the US govt said they would be supportive of chip makers building new capacity. Capacity that will be welcomed by company's that actually have chips to produce.
"when Quantana started dispatching chips to a customer, ONsemi swiftly swept in for an acquisition"
Its when you post patently false info that the comedy routine fades. Quantana had $220M in sales and they had over $250M in assets. They were in business for 13 years.
"The industry insiders are undoubtedly chuckling at the undisclosed but undoubtedly substantial worth of that strategic move. It seems luck favors the well-prepared, or in this case, the astutely visionary."
And just like that we are back to the comedy. Yikes!! Three years after acquiring Quantana ON shut the biz down. So I guess the industry insiders were chucking about the waste of a billion dollars. And ON were apparently not very well prepared or visionary
"This company has meticulously unveiled strategic maneuvers, each carefully orchestrated revelation from seasoned industry experts."
I struggle to even find one maneuver that would qualify as remotely interesting. Mostly the company has dangled far fetched possibilities which usually seem to appear as funds are needed. And really, industry experts? I'd go with "people who work in the industry".
"The systematic assembly of these pieces paints a portrait of a company that, in my considered opinion, is poised for an acquisition – and not a modest one. "
Who doesn't like a big finish. Considered opinion. Kuipy, booby, you're an unmitigated hack. Everything you write is a distortion of the facts. No one is about to buy a company with no product, maybe 3 employees, no cash and no track record of success. They haven't been able to close a pittance of a funding round in a month.