Lightwave Logic Inc (LWLG) News

Longs with many many shares, have toured the lab, been through the many phases and are holding, the market will do what it will.  Those that have been here forever have what they need in life, so they/we wait it out.

Lightwave has an excellent chance, we don't get freaked out as easily as some would like to believe.   The market will do what it does, personally I grabbed a few this morning.

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Get'er done. Get'er done gang 🤣🤣🤣

impressive how resilient sp is, considering.
it has been a long time since lebby began making persuasive videos and pr proclamations. now some have decided
that the label Yves has acquired as a 'closer' is fact and that what he has to close with is proven and
desired...
like I said, it is impressive how resilient the pps is, considering.

has Yves seen it? Send it to him.

ECOC Slide 20 is the ONLY information you need to understand to know LWLG is a incredible buying opportunity!!

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On the LEFT is a comparison of LWLG's technology to the touted #1 competitive threat TFLN

On the RIGHT is a comparison the other commercial Polymer materials development companies

To make it EASY PEASY for you, BOTH of these supposed BEST competitors pale by comparison!!!!!

LWLG >>>> Fabrication and processing: EASY (foundry compatible) & LOW TEMP (

We need to get in front of major institutions to show what we have. The ****companies that are involved with us stink. LPC and Roth are garbage. First one could care less about the company and the second one is not high on the hog. Lebby leaving took whatever credibility left and tossed it out the window. Feels like we are starting over again but the horrible job management did in cratering the price will have us scrambling for money when we need it again. Not sure how long that runway is. I am also guessing Lebby being shown the door will make Lightwave subject to lawsuits. The legal team that Lightwave uses must have told Lebby to be 100% sure there would be a deal of some kind by year end 2024 if you are announcing a PR to double down on the previous one. Lebby was an utter buffoon.

Pro said, That was a great interview he did. Transceiver companies are interested

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Exactly!! It's an hour-long interview, but if you just listen for 5 minutes from the 10 min marker to the 15 minute marker you will understand how successful LWLG has been in the development of its Polymer technology, and how it has "ease of integration" into Silicon Photonics platforms

Pro, as I re-listen I find the 18 min to 20 min Lebby talking about what is happening with the Commercialization, and sure enough he talks about the great interest of all the large Transceiver makers, and he talks about them wanting to make Devices in THEIR Foundries, so it was nothing new when Yves brought this up that teddybear is trying to turn into a big issue, the real difference is Lebby talks still of LWLG making it's own devices as well as Licensing the Polymer, and as Marco pointed out, this likely became a sticking point with these Tier 1's as it left a fine line between LWLG acting as a Supplier, or potentially as a LEVERAGED competitor in the future as LWLG Polymers gained traction on their road to Ubiquity!!

CashBonuses equal legal theft, imo...for a company like lwlg...it's the scumbag way...

The DILUTION SOLUTION is a Career objective for these GRIFTERS. It MAY BE the employees are fed up with the shenanigans, too.
The Return to the scene guy Might have little value...once the shredder is turned off, that is.

We know it takes long to close a deal. And anyone who has been saying any day there was going to be a signed financial deal for the last dozen years proves they know nothing about the material. Why doesn’t the company do a public presentation to show side-by-side how much faster and using much less power our product does in comparison with the standard chips of today? It may not get customers to sign faster, but it surely would create opportunities for the stock to get some new investors. Once somebody sees and understands disruptive technology, it’s a no-brainer that they would want to be a part of this company.

Old, greedy, GRIFTERS may not be able to shake their past...

Most embarrassing stock on the Nasdaq ....can't get delisted quick enough! Just to clarify how much bulls&#t the management and longs have talked on here for years...... No insider buying to this day!! Let that sink in. They talk the talk for years. And didn't even purchase 1 single share from the $20 high to this pantry $1.70 low. That's all the prove anybody needs.

They will have no help from Lebby after he read the PR announcing Yves as the new CEO. Looking for a refresh suggests the old guard had become stale. I am sure he was not happy with that suggestion. How the hell is Marcelli still employed?

Return to the scene guy MAY not be respected within the building...

That's STUPID, they LIED their way up...pure scum there.

With the change in leadership and shift/clarification in strategy, I would hope that Yves is doing his due diligence in evaluating all options as to who is his "first", hopefully with "second" and "third", etc. to follow within a few months after. I'll be worried if they haven't announced at least one significant partner by end of April...that should be sufficient time. Clarification of strategy doesn't mean there is not still negotiation to be done.

If there are no showstoppers, why haven't we seen a show?

Jeunke said, Lightwave 170% up in the last 5 years. Not bad.
https://stocks.apple.com/symbol/LWLG

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Yup, and let's NOT forget LWLG had ZERO Shorts back then, today there are 20 MILLION Shorts that need to Cover!!

talk to me about the PPS after Yves starts inking deals and send Shorts scrambling for Cover!

oh, and 14,000 shares traded in first 30 minutes today, Longs ain't selling!!!

5 year VWAP is $6.94, fair value is minimum $1 Billion, that's in $8's

20 MILLION Shorts NEED to cover before Yves inks the deals!!

new highs coming soon!!

Marco, yes, very perceptive on your part, supplier vs competitor perception may very well have been a significant part of the holdup with getting the Tier 1's to ink deals with LWLG, that coupled with the fact that since OFC March 2024 the sheer volume of Tier 1's interested in LWLG's technology haven skyrocketed, and Lebby choosing the "friendly's" as he called them was working with the largest Transceiver makers on 3 continents presumably foregoing the generic 4x200 PIC to work on custom 4x200's with Lasers etc under NDA's with each of these Tier 1's, that would have been a HUGE task for LWLG's limited Devices team! It is hard to say, also, did any of these Tier 1's have LWLG working with THEIR Foundries? These are all hard to know because everything would have been under NDA's, but Lebby did say he was missing his long-standing TImeline goal of 2024 Customer Acceptance "needing a little more time" and pushing that goal into 2025, my assumption would be that there had been excellent progress and that work could be transferred to those Tier 1's internal teams to complete in 2025, I highly doubt ANY of the Tier 1's on 3 continents walked away with the Business Strategy change effected in December 2024, if anything it opened the door for LWLG to be doing business with MANY more Tier 1's since the Devices burden was on their internal Design teams now, no longer on LWLG's Devices team

All you need to know. Take a look at the 5 year chart of the stock. Stock ran on Lebby's bold statements and then fell off a cliff when reality set in. Right back to being a turd and the only ones who profited were the BOD, shady management , and a handful of investors who got out. No one ever knew about this stock except a small group of people who followed it since 2007 and were in early. Majority of investors are underwater and might stay there forever unless Pepe can get a good number for a takeover.

Agree. Don't know what's taking Yves so long. Tier ones were supposed to be hungering for our technology. What's truly amazing--and I think you'll agree--is there haven't been any class actions.
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Stock can do whatever it wants to. There is zero pressure on Pepe because he is new to the game and has a multi-year window to get things on track.

Amazing how poor this investment has turned out to be.

$LWLG I guess you can also blame Trump now for the destruction of LWLG along with Lebby and his cronies! You guys elected a gunslinger and now the Americans will be paying the price - the only winner here are Trump and his friends.

LWLG falling under $1 soon imo - back to penny stock it is - and delisting next! GL

Maybe I can add that he doesn’t need Lightwave’s money or allowances to pay for the groceries or other more luxury items,

I grabbed this from the K put ou in the middle of November, just prior to the CEO swap, which had to be in full swing.

On August 1, 2024, we appointed Yves LeMaitre to our Board of Directors. Mr. LeMaitre brings over 30 years of executive experience in technology, corporate strategy and marketing to the Board of Directors. He currently serves as a Strategic Board Advisor to Trumpf Photonic Components, a global technology company specializing in the development of lasers for optics, and as a strategic advisor to the Optical, RF & Micro-Electronics division of Sanmina AMT. Mr. LeMaitre most recently served as CEO of Astrobeam.Space, where he launched the startup's development of next-generation of laser beam steering for satellite to satellite communication. Previously, Mr. LeMaitre was the Head of the Optical Coherent Division of IPG Photonics, where he advised and oversaw the division's divestiture to Lumentum. Prior to that, he was the SVP of Luna Innovations' North America Business Operation (following the company's acquisition of RIO Lasers where he served as President). Previously, he spent 10 years in varying roles of increasing responsibility through multiple acquisitions with Oclaro (later acquired by Lumentum), ultimately achieving the roles of Chief Strategy Officer at Lumentum. During his time at OCLARO, he played a key role in positioning OCLARO as a leader in the optical connectivity business, driving the growth of Indium Phosphide lasers in the datacenter (now Generative AI front-end networks) segments.

On September 4, 2024, we appointed Thomas M. Connelly, Jr. to our Board of Directors. Mr. Connelly’s exceptional industry knowledge and deep experience in the polymers business will be an outstanding resource to the Lightwave Logic management team and he is uniquely qualified to help our Company as we expand our business focus for our EO polymer platform. Mr. Connelly has served as CEO of the American Chemical Society, one of the largest scientific societies with 170,000 members worldwide, and as Chief Innovation Officer of DuPont, where he was a member of its Office of the Chief Executive. Among his responsibilities in chemicals and materials over 35+ years at DuPont were its Performance Polymers and Packaging & Industrial Polymers businesses. He also served as its Chief Science and Technology Officer, with responsibility across business units in the U.S., Europe and Asia. He joined DuPont in 1977, and played key roles in Delrin®, Kevlar®, Sorona® and Teflon®. Dr. Connelly holds degrees in chemical engineering (highest honors) and economics from Princeton University, and as a Winston Churchill Scholar he received a PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Cambridge. As a member of the National Academy of Engineering and its committees, he has been chair of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine's committee for the Division on Earth and Life Studies. In addition, he has held advisory roles to the U.S. government and Republic of Singapore.

The conversion price of their board options is $5.

X Going to be fun week

The entire way data is processed is changing.

Toot, toot, leaving the station.

Going to be a fun week, tarrifs in todays news, earnings across the board throughout the rest of the week. Yeehaw!

Exciting times, Canada and Mexico don't want to help reduce fentinyl use in the U.S.  but would rather hurt all trade in their countries? I don't believe that for one minute.

I'm betting markets will dip early then push bigly to the upside by Friday.  I don't play the swings.

Go get us a few deals Yves.

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I'll do a post for punkin on applying perkinamine, remember at its heart it is a dye.

Good news:
1. You are still here asking questions.
2. Scaling is not an issue.
3. Lightwave seems to have accommodated the Tier 1’s. The process completion of the PIC or chiplet is in the Tier 1 lap (is what they prefer).
4. Lightwave is able to deal with less integrated companies and verticals as well
5. There are no showstoppers on Lightwave side to sign a deal.

So, in short: the outlook for LW is very cloudy still, nothing in the near term, again some more testing...Same story all over again so??
Or they just missed the boat because of ML...
Is there anything positive on the horizon perhaps? Please enlighten us..

Just to explain ( from my perspective) what plays out and why Lightwave made the choice to focus on licensing it’s material given the evolving market/ customer requirements.
The semi conductor industry is moving in different directions and one of those important directions is to make sure AI is going to offer differentiation and margin improvement. To just replace transceivers with cheaper transceivers with better performance and less power consumption is not a commercially smart move. Different approaches have emerged,
Increasingly companies like Broadcom and Marvell move to multi die ( chiplets), 2D and 3D stacking and packaging.
This complex and complete architecture of various chiplets requires an integrated design approach, interconnections, testing and intense collaboration with the foundry of choice. These companies prefer to keep everything in one hand to make sure everything , electronics and the optics, play together nicely. Some of these companies are traditionally more vertically integrated than others anyway.
There are other companies who don’t use this integrated approach. Probably a big part of rhe market and most of the household names,
For ‘ small’ Lightwave to play a role in these different design and business approaches requires time, money and capacity.
it would depend on which companies we plan to partner with and what our target market is , because data centers and verticals have different requirements.
For example, companies like Lumentum or Coherent don't make integrated electronic chips in the same way the larger companies like Marvell and Broadcom do. A Marvell or Broadcom type company would want to use their own in-house chip designs to reduce risks and to make sure all the electronics and photonics reliably and seamlessly work together.
If we are after a smaller company partnership like Lumentum or Coherent, they would be more open to use third party (LWLG) PIC designs.
I think the advent of AI threw everyone for a loop and forced all hardware companies to rethink their strategy and value proposition.
Packaging and integration would have normally been contracted out for efficiency reasons and may now be regarded as strategic , to help differentiate and derive value from selling a more comprehensive datacenter solution rather than just selling a fast, low power transceiver.
I just wanted to explain that given these developments the decision to put Lightwave’s own PIC development on hold makes business sense and seems the right choice.

You think Gore-Tex or Teflon and perkinamine have similar application processes? How cute.

You can’t just paint or laminate EOP on and it works. Come back to reality.

Do you believe in magic as well? Remember the D&D guy. He did LMFAO!

As expected though. Having conversation with low info CLOWNS expect a circus. Stop misleading people and spreading misinformation. It’s not that simple.

#scam

Do they sell a shot of goretex here and there? How many things have goretex ?

It was Tom and I don't think that copy/paste is verbatim.

Fun fact because I'm feeling naughty...

CEO of FiconTEC is funding SilOriX.

Also - OFC technical paper titles/abstracts are now viewable on OFC website. I spent an hour today perusing. I don't think I'm paying the $1,000 for early access this time lol. SilOriX hit 200Gbd PAM4...not sure the Gbps speed but likely 400G. They hit 500G per lane PAM8. Dang dweebs sure are good at designing devices.

Not seeing anything LWLG related, but maybe they'll release a post deadline paper. Won't know until the event.

https://www.ofcconference.org/en-us/home/schedule/schedule_search/?searchtext=&searchmode=allwords&speakerfilter=&eventtrack=0&presentationtype=

Yes a shot glass of perkinamine does infact make 10's of thousands of devices run faster.  Just as a shot glass of tefon help 100,000 cooking utensils with my eggs work better.  

X, you don't want us to believe how much a lil coating on silicon helps the data run faster.  But one announcement will set this off and running.  Your posts will not affect the fact that one foundry has done it, somehow you think the others can not figure it out.

Your philosophy is but X, only one production line has figured it out. Um, hello.
Weird.

X

Are you claiming his phrase "(source: Lightwave management)" refers to Yves or Tom?

It could refer to Marcelli, or former management.

I want public proof. There should be no secrets with this company - we've learned long ago that the whispers are almost always pure bovine fecal matter.

You think selling a shot glass of the goo here and there is going to keep the lights on? Do you not understand that anyone that enters into a licensing agreement for the perkipoo is going to take years to develop it?

They don’t have the runway with insiders pocketing all of the cash in the bank account.

#scam

Yes.
And also just the bandwidth and investment needed to make our own device. Start with material licensing and tech transfer deals.

Ask Jeunke, you are WRONG AGAIN as usual!!!

Jeunke did get this form Yves & Tom!!!

Juenke already answered what Yves and Tom are saying, here you must have missed it

Lightwaves materials can be poled at scale. There are no reliability or scaling issues standing in the way of concluding deals with companies interested to use Lightwave materials for optical engines and PIC’s ( source: Lightwave management). Foundry (back end) application in a CMOS environment is feasible and relatively easy compared to other new materials ( patent application in process).
The industry is now increasingly looking for new materials to help them stay relevant and competitive in one of the fastest growing markets ever where optical modulators and lasers are the key critical enablers for the AI and data communication markets and so many other market sectors. Even, if I may say so, geo political relevance and humanity’s future.
Of course I could think of many reasons why things could go wrong. That’s not difficult, human ingenuity and financial opportunity however will prevail and drive Lightwave to success.

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20 MILLION Shorts Covering Deadline Established June 2025, the gauntlet was put down with the issuance of the new CEO and President Incentive Options being FULLY VESTED in 6 months or June of 2025, this is an UNPRECEDENTED MOVE in the entire history of LWLG!! Normally these types of Incentive Compensation Options are issued to vest incrementally over a 5 year period

a couple more things to keep in mind,

1) the latest round of Annual Incentive Comps were issued at $5 strike, and this was at a time the PPS was in 3's!!

2) Leonberger buying up 100,000 options outright and disposing of exactly ZERO!!

Oh and BTW, the fact is that the long-term investors here are not paid to post, it's the unethical bashers who the cat's been dragging in that are paid, from one basher recent post "LWLG not having promise"? Seriously?!!!

Remember, the Industry worked extremely hard in the 80's and 90's for the holy grail of Photonics development which was a stabile Polymer but was largely unsuccessful in ALL their efforts including the largest companies, the government, DOD, DARPA etc, IBM, Lockheed Martin, DuPont, AT&T Bell Labs, Honeywell, Motorola, HP, 3M, and others in addition to numerous universities and U.S. Government Agencies, have attempted to produce high-performance, high-stability electro-optic polymers <<<< literally in the Billions R&D $$ were spent to try to do what LWLG has succeeded in doing!

Where’s your evidence, Proto? No link or even an indication that he was getting those remarks from YVES or Tom. I think you need to start from scratch Proto. Tell us what YVES and Tom have said about the things I listed

Sad sad the BULLS on this board. Stock going to get crushed and LWLG will be $1 by beginning of summer.

Pro, as I re-listen I find the 18 min to 20 min Lebby talking about what is happening with the Commercialization, and sure enough he talks about the great interest of all the large Transceiver makers, and he talks about them wanting to make Devices in THEIR Foundries, so it was nothing new when Yves brought this up that teddybear is trying to turn into a big issue, the real difference is Lebby talks still of LWLG making it's own devices as well as Licensing the Polymer, and as Marco pointed out, this likely became a sticking point with these Tier 1's as it left a fine line between LWLG acting as a Supplier, or potentially as a LEVERAGED competitor in the future as LWLG Polymers gained traction on their road to Ubiquity!!

wrong!! Jeunke did get this form Yves & Tom!!!

Juenke already answered what Yves and Tom are saying, here you must have missed it

Lightwaves materials can be poled at scale. There are no reliability or scaling issues standing in the way of concluding deals with companies interested to use Lightwave materials for optical engines and PIC’s ( source: Lightwave management). Foundry (back end) application in a CMOS environment is feasible and relatively easy compared to other new materials ( patent application in process).
The industry is now increasingly looking for new materials to help them stay relevant and competitive in one of the fastest growing markets ever where optical modulators and lasers are the key critical enablers for the AI and data communication markets and so many other market sectors. Even, if I may say so, geo political relevance and humanity’s future.
Of course I could think of many reasons why things could go wrong. That’s not difficult, human ingenuity and financial opportunity however will prevail and drive Lightwave to success.

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Update to my previous post form a while ago. LWLG has submitted their response and restriction/election as requested by USPTO. (see earlier post for background & explanation).

LWLG has selected the drawing with encapsulation (ALD Atomic Layer Deposition) for further consideration of claims. I am assuming they selected this variant as the ALD applies to all the other variants in general and is thus the most generic description possible that was requested by USPTO. Perhaps this will accelerate review and decision by USPTO.

I was wondering what happened in the process , now we know, and good that LWLG did not let it expire or abandon the application.

GLTA

Go Birds

You are correct in your statistical analysis, but to see if you are truly honest in all of your comments, how correct have proto and Ted been?

I'll listen to Mark Twain and not let you drag me down to your level. Oddly touching, lol, I use that word as much as I use the word grift. "It is oddly touching how you like to grift on a Sunday", really? When I walk into the bar today I'll say that and see how the ladies react.

Best of luck.

Curious how the tarrif wars will affect the overall market in the near term.

X. Oh on a second front AI is pushing up electricity bills.

NOPE: jeunke provided no link or source going back to Yves or Tom

you need to update your cut and pastes to reflect what the new guys are saying - erase all of what Dr Lebby said and start over.

On one level, it's oddly touching to see X trying to boost morale by suggesting that anyone who questions a sub $2 stock that recently fired its CEO and still has no meaningful customers or revenue—nor any projections of any meaningful customer or revenue anytime this year—is a paid critic.

On another level, it's just plain sad. Not to mention completely delusional.

I'm kind of proud of you for using some new great big words there for you. But you forgot to say grift.

You are working on a Sunday and learning new words, I'd hope you are getting paid overtime.

X. Indubitably, without exception your statement is categorically incorrect and riddled throughout with falsehoods.

Juenke already answered what Yves and Tom are saying, here you must have missed it

Lightwaves materials can be poled at scale. There are no reliability or scaling issues standing in the way of concluding deals with companies interested to use Lightwave materials for optical engines and PIC’s ( source: Lightwave management). Foundry (back end) application in a CMOS environment is feasible and relatively easy compared to other new materials ( patent application in process).
The industry is now increasingly looking for new materials to help them stay relevant and competitive in one of the fastest growing markets ever where optical modulators and lasers are the key critical enablers for the AI and data communication markets and so many other market sectors. Even, if I may say so, geo political relevance and humanity’s future.
Of course I could think of many reasons why things could go wrong. That’s not difficult, human ingenuity and financial opportunity however will prevail and drive Lightwave to success.

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The same thing, or they wouldn't have joined. Go Birds!