Nexoptic | NXO on TSX- Venture exchange, NXOPF on OTC exchange US | Dec 12, 2017

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This micropcap technology company represents one of the most compelling opportunities for life changing wealth creation that has come along in many years. Now there are always companies that have experienced massive share price appreciation through monetization of their technology or products through good fortune, good planning, smart business plan follow through etc. But in most cases these compelling opportunities are most easily visible through hindsight.If only I had bought Apple or Google or a thousand others back when they were little more than penny stocks. But at the time their path forward was shrouded in mist and uncertainty. Very few were prescient enough to see the opportunity, accumulate a sizeable position and exercise that God like quality of patience that would multiply their investment by factors of 10,000 % plus. Rarely do you come across an opportunity where the mists clear and the path forward appears so remarkably clear to massive profits. NXO is that company.

This story begins several years ago in Calgary, Canada where 2 brothers become interested in research on light concentration for applications in solar energy. Their discovery regarding light concentration techniques were developed gradually and perfected in to optical imaging technology that has revolutionized the 400 year old paradigm of focusing light. Up until recently the only accepted way to focus light into visible images were through traditional optical lenses. What these geniuses have done is used optical geometric manipulation to develop flat lenses with square apertures that allow light focusing to occur with aperture to depth ratios of 1:1 versus the traditional optics where these ratios are more like 8,9 or 10:1.

Their initial telescope prototype proof of concept was successful with a device using a square aperture with near 1:1 depth to aperture ratio achieving the same optical results as a state of the art Schmitt Cassegrain telescope.( images of moon pictures and prototype design on their web site}. They have achieved this by using standard optical glass engineered in thin wedge shaped design that geometrically compresses the light prior to focusing using standard optical lenses. Thus the name of their first umbrella patent Blade optics which describes in essence their technology. Now there is certainly a lot more to it than my simple description but the point is that they can engineer optical imaging lens systems that are far thinner and lighter than anything that has been designed previously. Also the square aperture lets them capture approximately 28% more light that results in better quality images especially in low light applications. The implications of this are massive and far reaching. Look around and see the massively cumbersome telescopes that are available of the huge telescopic lenses professional photographers carry around to capture those high quality long distance photos. This technology will enable telephoto capability in a form factor of 10-15 % percent of the previous lens design length. Think about that. The most profitable application that immediately comes to mind is smart phone lens systems that would give them telescopic/zoom functions within the existing depth constraints of their design. We all know the limitations of even the highest end phones in terms of picture quality especially on distance shots. Imagine having high end camera quality picture capability in your phone. The company is well on its way to developing several versions of its first mobile lens prototype. They are also developing their first commercial application which will be a distance viewing product designed for the sports optics field.

You may be saying sounds like a great pitch but how do you explain the awful looking stock chart over the last year. About a year ago the company was developing its proof of concept prototype and there was alot of interest but it really had not been vetted by any name brand entity or person. In January 2017 Stephan Petranek joined the board and this gave the concept a great deal of credibility. Stephan was a former editor of Discover magazine and he had been running an investment advisory called Breakthrough Technology alert. He had thoroughly vetted the company and the tech and decided he wanted to join. He left his position at Breakthrough to do this. He was also executive director of the National Geographic mini series Mars. The stock really took off and quickly climbed to the 3.70 level from under 1.00 in a few months. In the Venture exchange with low market cap stocks this type of action attracts predators and that is exactly what happened. An engineered short take down was executed using 2 hatchet articles published within weeks of each other on Seeking Alpha by Keubiko and The Emperor Has no Clothes. These articles were well crafted manipulative pieces of work that undermined the credibility of the stock.There is no question in my mind that these were paid for manipulations used in synch with the massive short attack. That in conjunction with massive shorting activity orchestrated by a well known Hedge fund destroyed the stock price over the next 6 months so that it has settled in the 1.20 range. I will not get into the legality or the morality of this type of activity but it is a fact of life on the venture exchange since the removal of the up -tick rule several years ago. Despite the fact that virtually everything stated in these articles has been shown to be false, the damage has been done. If you are reading this article that is in fact great news for you, because you have an opportunity to get in at ridiculously cheap levels before this really takes off in the next 6-12 months.

Why would I say that you may ask? Well since the short attack the company has gone on to secure their first Blade Optics patent with several variations of this for their cell phone lens pending called Diamond Blade optics. They did a private placement financing this summer that was oversubscribed three times to raise about 10 million dollars at share price of 1.10. So these very savvy deep pocketed investors were willing to buy in at 1.10 per share and it currently trades at 1.25. This fall Arch Meredith was appointed to the board and he has secured equity in the company to the tune of 295,000 shares. Arch Meredith is a multimillionaire investor who was an early player in Tesla and Uber. He has close ties to Elon Musk and he is not playing in this sand box for pennies. And finally it has been announced that New Deal Design an elite product development company out of San Francisco has signed on to develop their first commercial sports optics product. This is the company of Gadi Amit who is a superstar, award winning designer of the Fitbit. These people do not walk into the same room unless the technology is spectacular and proven.

Finally lets throw around some numbers because it all comes down to earnings. There were roughly 1.5 billion smart phones sold in 2016. Lets assume nexoptic lens technology penetrates to only 5 % of this market. Lets assume a ridiculously small licensing fee of 10$ per phone where tech is used. Oh MY God. that number seems to be saying 7.5 billion. Per Year. Not to mention the other 60 vertical applications with IR imaging, satellites, drones, driverless cars etc. You get the picture. Current market cap of less than 200 million, with an extra 30 million brought on board through exercise of options and warrants, no debt.

I have given you the complete unadulterated picture. Do your own due diligence and if you have even an average level of intelligence you will jump in with both feet up to your eye balls.

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I am substantially invested in Nexoptic and stand to gain from it's success. You should not invest unless prepared to sustain a total loss of the money you have invested plus any commission or other transaction charges.

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I've heard great things about Arch Meredith. Very interesting to find this type of information on Steemit.. Do you feel that Tesla/Uber investment mark as proper precedents for the future of this Investment?

Personally, I'm not entirely sure if Uber can be marked as a good investment due to its recent downfall. Although, in terms of innovation, It's certainly excellent tech.

Excellent questions a bit above my paygrade but I'll try until Dometech1's acount has been approved: Uber was a shit show, no doubt, but at the time an incredibly innovative idea (disregarding all the shit that came with said idea being implemented). What makes this different is that it's just straight up, through the natural path of progress, better than what we had before camera. Like, an insanely good one. There's an actual product being released, to be purchased by anybody that can afford a smart phone, that is just New and That Ain't Been Done Before Dang.

Dometech1 covers all the other possible revenue avenues much better than I, but at the moment these guys are just selling an incredibly cool camera. Develop product, sell product... sounds rather prehistoric now eh lol?

E: Oh and said camera's lens, until recently, was universally agreed to be scientifically impossible.

It's just a remarkably dope camera, yknow?

(with unimaginable growth potential etc let Dometech handle that ahah)

Very interesting approach to the subject.

Personally, I believe that research and development should be handled in the way Uber and now Steemit are doing it.

Head strong and straight to the market.

Unfortunately, due to poor management, Uber was a little bit of a failure.. but it allowed Lyft to enter the market, as well as food transportation of the likes of Foodora, Uber Eats etc etc.

I've always been a fan of Elon Musk's approach to competition.. He believes that societal growth outweighs profits..

Keeping that in mind, Maybe Uber did succeed in our society, even though it failed on the Market.

Interesting to have a non-crypto discussion on such a heavily dominated forum.

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Thank you my friend @mitthradiumn for the Upvote on my post!

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Hey! This is super cool, i just saw this in the promote section of the discord and had to read it :o I never knew all of this!! where did you find it out?? Also followed you and hope you want to check out some of my content and follow back if you like it :)

The author has been watching NXO like a hawk for almost 2 years now haha, you'll have to ask him.

Great article. It sounds like these two brothers met The Man Who Fell to Earth a great book by Walter Tevis and film by Nic Roeg, starring the Late, Great David Bowie. He leaves his wife and kids on a dying planet in search of water. Of course, he's quite advanced so improves a lot of technology through advanced optics patents (among others) and then spends the money building a massive spaceship to get home with the water. He inadvertently becomes an alcoholic & falls in love while stationed on Earth. His engineer eventually becomes suspicious of his real motives. I really like this Nexoptic idea of geometrically compressed light. It sounds very sci-fi and my only question is where's the crypto crowdsale ???

Hahaha no ICO I'm afraid, I realize "traditional" investing might be mad boring when compared to the recent crypto insanity but I thought this company deserved some more attention.

Superb article.
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Thanks bud, though I do have to say being under watch of "The Four" is rather disheartening. Ya'll friendly pagans?

7.5 billion per year is such a high amount and some other things too.
Thanks for sharing the beautiful informative Artical on this exchange and made us to know all about this.
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It's a great innovation by them, wishes a great bless, i think it was tropical way to ahead @mitthradiumn