Wednesday, October 03, 2007
Fly Buy: MVIS
I bought 5,000 MVIS @ $4.60.
Disclaimer: If you buy MVIS because of this post, the IRS will put a lien on your house. And, you may lose money.
Disclaimer: If you buy MVIS because of this post, the IRS will put a lien on your house. And, you may lose money.
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Fry, are you buying in general today because you feel the ADP report means a good number Friday? Or do you think we will not get any meaningful pullback anytime soon?
CHNR traded $13 on Friday. Now it's $42. All on no news and with the China market closed.
Seems rational.
Seems rational.
fucking mvis management are useless assholes. those guys should be fired out the door, the cfo especially for selling stock here. cunts.
J Loob, either you are a liar, or you are just purposefully deceptive.
You write, "the cfo especially for selling stock here."
So, do tell us the date the CFO sold the stock. And then please tell us whether you are just a liar or purposefully deceptive.
You write, "the cfo especially for selling stock here."
So, do tell us the date the CFO sold the stock. And then please tell us whether you are just a liar or purposefully deceptive.
Holy shasta, Batman, farking BWLD is acting like Girls Gone Wild with an extra case of Jaeger in tour bus.
I stand corrected on 7mm. 10mm will do the job, but MVIS is 7mm.
"Tokman: I believe what was shown by TI was a projector with a higher brightness; however, it was far lower resolution. So what cell phone manufacturers have mandated, is that if you want to get inside a portable device you need to have an engine that is less than 10mm thick, and 10mm for you who are not familiar with metric system is what. I'm not familiar with conversion rate. It's one third of an inch. And if you look at TI's description their device is about one inch, so its about 3 times thicker than it needs to be to get inside a cell phone. It also draws about 5 watts of power, while we are targeting an engine that will draw 1.5 watts of power, going down to 1 watt. So we feel we're on the threshold of getting inside the cell phone. Although other people are claiming that they're capable of doing this, we feel good about our position for this specific application."
I believe the major obstacle to 1.5 watts is the green laser. Tokman expressed some caution in the last presentation about the green lasers in particular. The wattage must be the reason. Nobody has been producing these in hi-volume, so it is an unkown. Tho I believe one of the mfrs has gotten samples down pretty low.
I'll check on it.
"Tokman: I believe what was shown by TI was a projector with a higher brightness; however, it was far lower resolution. So what cell phone manufacturers have mandated, is that if you want to get inside a portable device you need to have an engine that is less than 10mm thick, and 10mm for you who are not familiar with metric system is what. I'm not familiar with conversion rate. It's one third of an inch. And if you look at TI's description their device is about one inch, so its about 3 times thicker than it needs to be to get inside a cell phone. It also draws about 5 watts of power, while we are targeting an engine that will draw 1.5 watts of power, going down to 1 watt. So we feel we're on the threshold of getting inside the cell phone. Although other people are claiming that they're capable of doing this, we feel good about our position for this specific application."
I believe the major obstacle to 1.5 watts is the green laser. Tokman expressed some caution in the last presentation about the green lasers in particular. The wattage must be the reason. Nobody has been producing these in hi-volume, so it is an unkown. Tho I believe one of the mfrs has gotten samples down pretty low.
I'll check on it.
A nice response from IR to a guy on our private MVIS board.
From: Yang, Michael C. [mailto:mcyang@cvty.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 8:50 AM
To: Microvision Investor Relations
Subject: NO NEWS
To Whom It May Concern:
It¢s been since July 24 with no news; that is approximately 2 ½ months. Please at least reassure us privately that things are in the works. We need reason for endurance.
Thanks,
Mr. Yang,
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Thank you for your e-mail. We realize this has been a slow news period for Microvision but that should not be confused with a period of low activity. We continue to make solid progress on bringing the PicoP to the consumer market. As we discussed during the second quarter conference call we are targeting progress on three fronts during the remainder of 2008: [2007?]
Additional OEM agreements
Additional agreements toward completing the supply chain
and Technology advancements.
We target the CES show in January and the SID show in late May to showcase our advances in the technology and expect to showcase technology advances. Rest assured that we making progress on all these front.
Best Regards
Jeff Wilson
From: Yang, Michael C. [mailto:mcyang@cvty.com]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2007 8:50 AM
To: Microvision Investor Relations
Subject: NO NEWS
To Whom It May Concern:
It¢s been since July 24 with no news; that is approximately 2 ½ months. Please at least reassure us privately that things are in the works. We need reason for endurance.
Thanks,
Mr. Yang,
----
Thank you for your e-mail. We realize this has been a slow news period for Microvision but that should not be confused with a period of low activity. We continue to make solid progress on bringing the PicoP to the consumer market. As we discussed during the second quarter conference call we are targeting progress on three fronts during the remainder of 2008: [2007?]
Additional OEM agreements
Additional agreements toward completing the supply chain
and Technology advancements.
We target the CES show in January and the SID show in late May to showcase our advances in the technology and expect to showcase technology advances. Rest assured that we making progress on all these front.
Best Regards
Jeff Wilson
Those PR guys are so slick:
We target the CES show in January and the SID show in late May to showcase our advances in the technology and expect to showcase technology advances.
I'm just surprised he didn't round out the sentence with a final:
... and in addition, we plan to make the case for technology shows, in advance.
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We target the CES show in January and the SID show in late May to showcase our advances in the technology and expect to showcase technology advances.
I'm just surprised he didn't round out the sentence with a final:
... and in addition, we plan to make the case for technology shows, in advance.
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