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Technology Stocks : Lightwave Logic, Inc.
LWLG 4.845+0.9%Nov 14 9:30 AM EST

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From: gatesoft2/27/2009 7:47:31 AM
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Early last year LWLG (fka Third-Order) retained the services of The Investor Relations Group and Tangible Future. I am assuming that these companies were paid with cash and/or stock.
Have either of these firms done anything measurable to benefit LWLG? I am missing something?

Further, on March 26, 2008, LWLG issued a press released that it had commenced production of its first prototype photonic chip.

"This is the final step in the development process. The marriage of the chromophore and the spacer system is now complete and the combined material has been delivered to our partner, Photon-X, who will fabricate a prototype polymer optical modulator and measure its technical properties. We are still on schedule to demonstrate this prototype early next quarter. It is this demonstration that will move us into the commercialization phase and to the next stage in conversations with potential customers and partners. Potential customers have told me in no uncertain terms that they are very excited about our polymer, and eagerly anticipate our demonstration.”

Whatever happened to the prototype and the demonstration? It has been almost a year since this press release. In fact, it was this press release which caused LWLG pps to rocket skyward.

I remember, the same thing happened with Lumera (LMRA) when they announced the testing of its millimeter wave wireless bridge (2006). The stock skyrocketed and then deflated. In February 2008 this LMRA tech was transfered to Asyrmatos for a 25% interest in Asyrmatos. Apparently, the technology that caused LMRA's stock to skyrocket has languished ever since 2006 (no news).

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