Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

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How do you know whats in place & what isnt? Do you have inside info or are you just guessing? From what I see you dont believe that this management is capable of any success......yet you refuse to sell any shares.....please explain the logic in that....just trying to understand thats all.....thanks.......enjoy

1. I went to the ASHM. Steipp could confirm only two machines: one in RSM and one in Austria at Engel. He could not confirm any other machines at any other locations. As you well know, all machine orders (even those in Europe) must be routed through LQMT RSM (read the Engel website if you don't think so). There is no NDA that prevents Steipp from saying that more machines than the two alluded to above exist. Yet he just couldn't bring himself to fabricate a number in front of the investors.

2. Steipp confirmed the names of the mold makers and manufacturers agents. He did not confirm any contract manufacturers other than VPC.

3. The existence of a contract manufacturer (other than VPC) would mean that the contract manufacturer has customers willing to replace their existing parts made by other methodologies with the Liquidmetal based technology. It would also mean they would have a machine installed and ready to go to meet their customers needs. This benchmark has not been made according to Steipp, otherwise, they would have introduced them at the 3 day presentation of vendors, sales agents and investors.

Simple logic always beats out fanciful fantasies as projected in your post. It's good to consider the inertia of the engineers, purchasing agents and possible customers before positing that an overnight wonder of revenues is going to occur.

Enjoy the sugar plums over the Holidays.

PS. In case you have not noticed, success is measured in revenues and net earnings positive, not in speculative prototypes and chess pieces.

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