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August 02, 2013, 02:54:08 PM
#47
Anyone else disappointed with Labcoins performance so far?

Is it going to slowly sink back down to the IPO price or is it every go to go up?

Because I wasn't able to buy in at the IPO due to BTCT's bugs, I bought when trading started. Even though I feel I got a good price, I'm down quite a bit right now.

I'm praying it wasn't just a scam all along and let's see if Labcoin produces.
legendary
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August 01, 2013, 05:08:01 PM
#46
Glad I sold 1/4 of my shares at ~0.004 to cover my expenses of investing in the IPO Smiley Rest of the shares I'm gonna hold for a while to see if Labcoin actually succeeds in making some hardware. If it does, they are gonna go way up, if not, well, I already recovered my initial investment...

We're just about at that price point where people who wanted to get in the ipo but couldn't might make a dive in, especially seeing that people have no qualms about trading it 3+

Only 3x it ain't no sandstorm Cheesy

I made a fortune off of scamstorm  Roll Eyes  I was one of the few who scooped up shares on havelock

people complain this ipo was fucked, but nothing will top scamstorm
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August 01, 2013, 05:00:39 PM
#45
Glad I sold 1/4 of my shares at ~0.004 to cover my expenses of investing in the IPO Smiley Rest of the shares I'm gonna hold for a while to see if Labcoin actually succeeds in making some hardware. If it does, they are gonna go way up, if not, well, I already recovered my initial investment...

We're just about at that price point where people who wanted to get in the ipo but couldn't might make a dive in, especially seeing that people have no qualms about trading it 3+

Only 3x it ain't no sandstorm Cheesy
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August 01, 2013, 02:37:27 PM
#44
Glad I sold 1/4 of my shares at ~0.004 to cover my expenses of investing in the IPO Smiley Rest of the shares I'm gonna hold for a while to see if Labcoin actually succeeds in making some hardware. If it does, they are gonna go way up, if not, well, I already recovered my initial investment...

We're just about at that price point where people who wanted to get in the ipo but couldn't might make a dive in, especially seeing that people have no qualms about trading it 3+
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August 01, 2013, 02:34:36 PM
#43
Glad I sold 1/4 of my shares at ~0.004 to cover my expenses of investing in the IPO Smiley Rest of the shares I'm gonna hold for a while to see if Labcoin actually succeeds in making some hardware. If it does, they are gonna go way up, if not, well, I already recovered my initial investment...
legendary
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August 01, 2013, 02:27:59 PM
#42
only about 500 btc holding it above IPO...
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August 01, 2013, 02:25:24 PM
#41
Cheap shares. I love this
legendary
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August 01, 2013, 02:19:26 PM
#40
PANIC!  Grin
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August 01, 2013, 09:45:20 AM
#39
So 4500 BTC worth of potential investors going to hit the market within some hours.
Will they gobble up some Labcoin shares too ?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2846658
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August 01, 2013, 03:17:50 AM
#38
"The first run will yeild 1000-1500 chips @ 130nm, 300Mhz, Power 0.8W, 6.5x6.5mm design. With specs of 5 GH at 2.7W/GHash."

So, which one is it? 0.8W or 13.5W?
With that second value this chip will vaporize. Thermal resistances will not allow to operate so small die at so high temperatures...



I'm unimpressed.  All kinds of red flags abound.

The poorly-written asset profile at btct is heavy on puffy, flowery rhetoric and light on specifics.

If they've paid the NRE for their (obsolete) 130nm supposed wonder-chip, why not sell them before/after its delivery to raise funds for the next gen, instead of going public and hollowing out the 'private investors' equity?

Are the 'private investors' stupid, altruistic, scammers, or some combination?  Does not compute!

Swede is so clueless about hardware it hurts.  Sure, I had to google RTL and NRE, but have enough EECS background to understand the concepts behind the acronyms perfectly.  But I'd never confuse current gen (28nm) with next gen (22nm) die shrinks, or say stupid things like

What I can say is that nm density is a very small part of chip design and higher density does by no means automatically mean higher frequency or better efficiency.

Swede may have burned some bridges with his preemptive crapping on competitors' threads.

He's very unprofessional and has no business flailing around in his current role.  Kid is in way over his head.
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August 01, 2013, 02:48:02 AM
#37
looks like the post-ipo hype is over and people will start cashing out....

Na I think its starting to enter its first trading range
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August 01, 2013, 02:36:43 AM
#36
looks like the post-ipo hype is over and people will start cashing out....
legendary
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July 31, 2013, 09:10:58 PM
#35
The price on this will run higher than what people are expecting... it's just so cheap to begin with.  Even if people sell at .002 it's cheap.  This is even more of a speculators dream than active mining.


The problem is that they dont really have anything to back it up. 130nm chips in Q4 2013? 65 nm in Q2 2014?
Competitors have 28nm coming in early Q4 2013.

Surprising comment coming from you. All you do is pimp out Actm. It has already been explained why they chose higher nm chips and why 28nm is both very expensive and risky. And unlike Ken the guys at Labcoin seem to have a really solid and reasonable plan backed up by facts, not just hype.

I also pimp out bAsic
K thx bye
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July 31, 2013, 09:09:59 PM
#34
The price on this will run higher than what people are expecting... it's just so cheap to begin with.  Even if people sell at .002 it's cheap.  This is even more of a speculators dream than active mining.


The problem is that they dont really have anything to back it up. 130nm chips in Q4 2013? 65 nm in Q2 2014?
Competitors have 28nm coming in early Q4 2013.

Surprising comment coming from you. All you do is pimp out Actm. It has already been explained why they chose higher nm chips and why 28nm is both very expensive and risky. And unlike Ken the guys at Labcoin seem to have a really solid and reasonable plan backed up by facts, not just hype.

LOL on all points
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July 31, 2013, 09:08:13 PM
#33
I'm really surprised at folks really expecting this to "crash".
Do you actually think it will crash below the IPO price? No fucking way. There was huge demand for the IPO for good reason: because compared to the possible outcome of this stock, the initial price was ridiculously low. You have ActM for example, who don't yet have anything to show for either, and their shares are traded at ~0.005 now, while they have a total of 25m shares. This one starts at 0.001 with only 10m shares. I see this easily trading at 0.005 short term, and higher in the long run.

I think the difference lies in future mining/product. Labcoin doesn't appear to be bringing anything new to the table, nor do they appear to be pursuing anything new (e.g. 28nm chips)
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July 31, 2013, 09:06:07 PM
#32
The price on this will run higher than what people are expecting... it's just so cheap to begin with.  Even if people sell at .002 it's cheap.  This is even more of a speculators dream than active mining.


The problem is that they dont really have anything to back it up. 130nm chips in Q4 2013? 65 nm in Q2 2014?
Competitors have 28nm coming in early Q4 2013.

Surprising comment coming from you. All you do is pimp out Actm. It has already been explained why they chose higher nm chips and why 28nm is both very expensive and risky. And unlike Ken the guys at Labcoin seem to have a really solid and reasonable plan backed up by facts, not just hype.
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July 31, 2013, 09:04:43 PM
#31
Long term yes but immediately after the shares get released to the market it is hard to tell where the real price will settle at
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July 31, 2013, 09:02:54 PM
#30
I'm really surprised at folks really expecting this to "crash".
Do you actually think it will crash below the IPO price? No fucking way. There was huge demand for the IPO for good reason: because compared to the possible outcome of this stock, the initial price was ridiculously low. You have ActM for example, who don't yet have anything to show for either, and their shares are traded at ~0.005 now, while they have a total of 25m shares. This one starts at 0.001 with only 10m shares. I see this easily trading at 0.005 short term, and higher in the long run.
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July 31, 2013, 08:59:05 PM
#29
IPO movements scare me a bit so I'll just observe have fun  Cheesy
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July 31, 2013, 08:54:03 PM
#28
Not with this clusterfuck of an IPO...

I can't see these guys having any staying power.

What have the actual issuers of the stock done wrong?  The excitement caused by the IPO was not expected by anyone, and they are rationally trying to make a fair solution for everyone instead of hastefully dumping the shares on the market.  So far it has been much more orderly than Activemining's IPO.

IPO's should be simple... x shares available, x bids to eat up those shares - top bids get eaten first

wheres the discussion to be had? it's absurd.

No, it's not absurd. It's how practically every real life IPO that has more initial demand than supply is handled.
It's the best and most fair way. An pre-IPO auction like you're suggesting is bound to create chaos and implode into itself.
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