Get ready for some more "uneventful" times:
The announcements by licensees that will cause an upward explosion in the stock price in the very near future are likely to include many of the following:
- Announcement of commercial film production by one or several of our many film licensees (initially, probably, Hitachi, Dainippon, Isoclima or Air Products).
- Announcements shortly thereafter by many new wholesale and retail end-product licenses.
- Announcement(s) by an auto OEM (Daimler Chrysler, Nissan, Honda, Toyota or any other) that it is offering SPD as an option for skylights, visors, glass roofs, side windows, or rearview mirrors in a production model.
- Announcement by Airbus or Boeing (or both) that SPD will be used on their new jumbos.
- IAS announcement of rapidly burgeoning demand for Gen 2 SPD retrofitting on aircraft.
- Announcement by Hitachi and others of Gen 2 film that is wider and faster than that initially announced.
- Announcement of a major planned marine application (e.g., on a cruise liner).
- Announcement by Pilkington, Isoclima, Asahi, Nippon Sheet Glass, GE (for Lexan), or all of them plus others, that they are incorporating SPD in some of their products.
- Announcement of cost reductions in Gen 2 film, resulting from volume production and competitive pressures.
- Announcement by Dupont or Hitachi that they are offering Generation 3 film.
- Announcement by a major window manufacturer (or several) that they have purchased licenses from RFI and plan to start producing Gen 2 SPD windows.
- Announcement by Next Day Blinds or similar window treatment company that have been licensed to retrofit windows with Gen 2 SPD.
- Announcement that a major architectural project will embody Gen 2 SPD.
When the first of these announcements occurs, the others (except perhaps for the Gen 3 film announcement) will come in rapid succession.
Bang, bang, shorts are dead.
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