Semiconductors
Quantum Dots Are Making a Wall Street Wonder, What's It About?It's about Quantum Materials Corp. (OTCQB:QTMM) a nanotechnology company that can make copious amounts of quantum dots. If you never heard of a quantum dot you are not alone. The average person doesn't understand, know if you can see them with the naked eye, how they are used or what they even are.
Quantum dots are man made crystals 10,000 times smaller than a human hair, thus smaller than human cells. Their special electrical conductivity properties have generated a new class of semiconductor. These unique nanocrystals, also known as nanoparticles, are creating quite a stir in several industries because the technology applications are across a broad spectrum and you may remember the growth of companies like Intel, Samsung and Texas Instruments that were making semiconductors. Quantum Materials Corp. makes Quantum Dots which are the next generation of semiconductors.
You can't say now that you didn't have a chance to look into what a Quantum Dot company is about with return potentials like Dell, Microsoft, Apple and Amazon. I suggest you investigate further Quantum Materials Corp - ticker QTMM and then if you decide not to invest at least follow the company developments. You can always change your mind later, just don't watch another life time opportunity pass you by. Life is too short waiting for the next one to come by. Remember by the time feature magazines and newspapers like Barron's, Forbes or The Wall Street Journal start covering breaking technology companies like Quantum Materials Corp. , the most potential for maximizing profit has already slipped past you and out your wallet!
Good luck, health and prosperity to you.
Bill Leigh Invest wisely!
$INTC - Breakout off lower band, MACD Signal, SMA200 as test.After riding the lower portion of the band during the last correction, INTC made a sharp reboun with the lower vol band and price moving back toward the top of the band, indicating a breakout. Additionally the MACD supports room to run on the break out. A failure to break the 200 day SMA would nullify this hypothesis.