Remember GME.
Do not sell.
Next week is a Microvision investor event.
I'm still bullish.
I've purchased more shares recently. (Who wouldn't follow the CEO as he takes money from his own pocket to buy more?)
I've been working as a charter pilot lately, and got time off to attend.
For those who are attending -- I'm looking forward to meeting as many of you as I can.
The development must be viewed through the prism of the ongoing talent war between Apple and Meta, formerly Facebook. According to reports so far, Meta has been poaching key engineers from Apple’s silicon, augmented reality, wearable, hardware and software divisions for the past few months.
Big Tech AR GAME owner:
"We can make HUGE money with subscriptions to these games."
MicroVision Representative:
"I know you want to buy our Near Eye vertical based only on the "widget" value it has.
We are going to sell it to you based on the widget value PLUS the value you will get from being able to sell future subscriptions. (and ads, and in-app purchases...)
In the case of Activision, that's $68.7 Billion for 31 games.
Steam has 50,000 games. It looks like the fruit company wants to make near eye display replace all the screens... your move.
{maybe we need to focus on ads... just imagine how intrusive Facebook could be when it highlights the business it's advertising as you walk past it.}
I know this is read by other people, but it started as a place for me to keep my notes and not lose them -- and that's largely what it still is, and I haven't been keeping as up on things as I used to.
Posts are rare now, largely because there are a lot more eyes on Microvision than there used to be and you can see a lot of discussion, references and new information on the r/mvis reddit board...
Facebook will be ticker MVRS
Apple Google Facebook Microsoft are all working on Augmented Reality.
MicroVision's near eye display is so good that Microsoft created their AR device around it. (Their words, not mine) and then claimed credit for creating it.
Microvision CEO says "our AR display is DONE."
Mentions that it fits in RayBans during a recent interview. (If someone can come up with the time-stamp, and use the e-mail form for the moment in the interview, I'll include it here.)
Near eye display guy who was at Microvision and moved to Microsoft, moves to Facebook... on the same day that Facebook announced a deal with Rayban
Then, Facebook, does a big presentation about AUGMENTED REALITY -- the METAVERSE