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Technology Stocks : Applied Materials No-Politics Thread (AMAT)
AMAT 231.99+3.6%3:13 PM EST

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To: Cheeky Kid who wrote (24893)3/2/2011 4:14:40 PM
From: Ian@SI5 Recommendations  Read Replies (4) of 25522
 
Wow!

I've never seen so much pure unadulterated bull shit in a single PR ever.

Just a few red flags.

1. Listed on the Venture exchange for which I'm sure you fully appreciate its reputation for "quality".

2. No name company licenses some IP from a no name professor who couldn't interest any reputable company in the semi sector.
Some expression like "If wishes were horses, beggars would ride." comes to mind.

3. Heavy use of the words, "would, could, should, if, might, ..."

4. No use of the words, " Customers, Prospective customers, Revenues, Income or even estimated revenues, estimated income, existing products, expected products, ..."

And on and on ...

It's not even clear what steps would be required before the idea could be implemented. What equipment, processes and other capabilities would have to first be developed before this idea could be used to generate any revenue whatsoever let alone a profit.

IMO, it's a typical Venture exchange story that is unlikely to do anything other than separate fools from their money.

I'd need to know what product they plan to produce, when, who they expect to sell it to, and how they expect to eventually become profitable. If they've filed an audited financial statement, my guess is that they've spent more money pumping their stock than doing any R&D. My guess is they don't even have an auditor from a firm that you might have heard the name of, if they have one at all.

But other than that, it's probably a marvelous opportunity. :)
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