Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Boilingman]

What exactly will "become reality in a few short months?"

[iateclube]

How much money have the four LLC's actually put into this? Says a lot.

[bobroo]

My question: why aren't the 4 LLCs that have just come into existence buying big time down here to lower their cost per share?

Why are they defying economics that a 5 year old understands? Bonafide good question! I think it is because what is being sold is really something else and the shares of LQMT are just a fence.

Lugee Li has behaved the past six years like LQMT was an old dishrag that has had all its value squeezed out of it. And the best use of that old dish rag is to disguise it as something else and sell it three years from now. Shares continuing to sell at .04 reflect this.

[William A]

Will be reality within a few months time period....

[Researchfyi]

Heads up. LQMT you might want to contact Anduril and Kratos Defense & Security Solutions.

LQMT investors. You might be interested in Kratos Defense & Security Solutions. KTOS.


Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish TC luck.

[Researchfyi]

The sublicense excludes consumer electronic products and watches and watch components, and it excludes the right to sublicense without LQMT's unit's consent.

I think most know why CE was excluded.

[Researchfyi]

A snippet…


https://contracts.justia.com/companies/liquidmetal-technologies-inc-2284/contract/218032/

[Researchfyi]

Another week passes and LQMT’s share price is up 2.1% from 0.043 cents to 0.0439 cents on extremely weak trading volumes and little interest. The same when LQMT moves up or down.

In essence the share price means bubkis whether it is trading at a penny or 10 pennies with anemic trading volumes. Looks good or bad on paper. Not very accurate as a tool for direction up or down. To better understand that direction, fundamentals are a better indicator. It shines a light accurately on the executives doing something or nothing.

For now, LQMT’s share price is holding in the low pennies. Bouncing around in the low 0.04’s and upper 0.03’s on anemic trading volumes. No longer is the share price headed for the 0.03’s. It has reached the 0.03’s in intra day trading as predicted. The trend remains for lower share price trading.

Again to better understand the share price direction over the past several years LQMT is behaving like a Slinky since hitting the 0.40’s. Dropping and pausing each time going down to the 0.30’s the 0.20’s the teens and now the single digits.

The share price remains in a coma like the new contracts all have anticipated which have not occurred for over three years now based on the LQMT end of year reviews.

36 months and LQMT is still without a new 8K announcement for a part order contract from executives operating the company.

The bottom line was pointed out by another poster in so few words a little while ago. Basically; Without new significant revenues flowing in, it’s all bullshit. The management hopes and forward worded dreams.

Recently the 10Q’s show growth and the stock charts show a decline in shareholder value. A disconnect from the bottom line to new revenue growth. A disconnect from where the stock markets are at and the expansion of amorphous metals abroad. A total disconnect from any correlations to growth everywhere else. The same disconnect you see in many posts from reality to an altered reality by some being bullish using absolutely no direct connection to LQMT. This too is inadvertently highlighted in many posts by posters in their thoughts and opinions on LQMT CE potential and a company in Japan using LQMT’s trademark and IP, with various parts on display.

None of the miss understood 10K information has an impact on contrary opinions even when clearly interpreted. I try not to reference the language as others may do to point out common sense. But to use the realistic bottom line of our 10Q’s and 10K’s and the results of the every day interest, liquidity, and share price direction long term. There never are any gray areas there up for interpretation or debate. The share price clearly disconnects from anyone’s belief that there is a connection between CE, available high volume manufacturing capacity abroad or any speculation with another company using LQMT’s logos and IP.

Thus even when pointing out the very indisputable facts, the only thing anyone will say is I’m bashing or it’s a repetitive post. Big effn deal! I get it. Reality of LQMT’s stats can suck! And it must be my fault. To those who see it that way. I have some news for the sunshine’s the space cadets…. I’m not operating the company.

Other than belief in the technology and FOMO. They are probably the only palatable reasons for holding on. I say this since no one from the company tells us what is going on regularly through PR’s. Like once or twice a month. I believe the last PR was 10 months ago.

The management team can see the controversy on the boards. They can clear any controversy up in their executive blog. They choose not to.

Is it any wonder even anyone bullish doesn’t even know what the heck is going on.

Hell, no one still has any factual inkling why 4 shells born in September 2024 bought almost 180,000,000 million shares of stock 300% above the trading price. And more ridiculous, who buys that many shares and does not announce a business plan?

Like, what LL or LQMT are doing after the spring spin, we only have more theories and banter all across the www discussion boards. Why? Because it is apparently more interesting than the silence from LQMT.

So then what the hell is missing? Given the fact that there does appear to be some sort of success with the same bought and paid for technology abroad.

Could it be inept management and the lack of means to have the knowledge to raise funds to self develop and manufacture the material, instead of selling out our chances for success. First, CE to Apple, then the whole shebang, the whole enchilada, the whole kit and caboodle to China and LL’s company Eontec? Oh no, that couldn’t possibly be the reason. No, never. Instead let’s blame the nay sayer posters in rebuttal, using adolescent content to those who point out the facts and are pissed off at their loss of value in their investment. Oh yeah, they must be the reason for LQMT’s failure to succeed annually. :) and let’s tell them to sell. Oh yeah, that will sky rocket up the share price. How intelligent? :)

To those still claiming to want to buy those cheap shares…guess what? You can still buy them and at a cheaper price come any trading day. Just offer a serious buy price and you can buy a million shares.

I try to present a balanced realistic view based on the facts not on the emotions of anyone hyping or bashing LQMT. I believe I nailed it correctly. This board has had it correct past and present from potential to expectations to hope to FOMO.

I would rather see a weekly LQMT blog update on any progress from the company, or a more frequent PR monthly, than to post another week passes post. I’m sure everyone else would agree.

Will this be the year revenues increase consistently? Only the 4th Q’s will tell. 3 down and 1 to go. So far it looks good. Increasing revenues are always good. Significantly increasing revenues are even better.

Perhaps in 2026 or 2027 LQMT might succeed and if they ever do make it in 2025, all in it will be very thankful and glad that they did.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish TC & Co., luck.
Still waiting for the non big news on an existing partnership expiring and rental agreement. Not much hope on trade show update.

[Researchfyi]

The potential looked a hell of a lot better back then…

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1141240/000095014403004158/g81487e10vk.htm

[Researchfyi]

Beer sodas junk food trucks-auto.

[Researchfyi]

The absurdity of being associated with a company of little to nonexistent revenues without any filed document related to how any $$$ of sales would benefit LQMT. Is and was just as absurd to think having a partner who has an abundance of manufacturing capacity abroad, would somehow lead to imminent contracts and make us rich, thus also leading LQMT back onto the Nasdaq. Just as absurd that being on the Nasdaq would benefit anyone without first proving a sustainable path forward and make a difference. Not to mention increasing the cash burn to do it and maintain it.

This time almosthere is almost there and spot on imo, and LQMT too, would hypothetically be almost there if they had such potential in the works.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish TC luck.
At least everyone in this nightmare knows it is always nice to dream. Many still are forgetting the management that we have the absence of any new 8K contract for $$$ in 3 years and imo, still have a mentality of relying on handouts from other companies to succeed. Also absurd.

[PayMEmf]

How does it work, with Sunday being primtime marketing....? What market will take the rein....?

[Boilingman]

That's a given. But I predict we'll be stuck here till that comes. I definitely want to get out of the basement, PPS-wise, but if the year-end report doesn't have some meat-on-the-bone...I guess we could go lower.

[Almosthere]

Not without some major whale contracts in the works.

[PayMEmf]

Wow, that would put shares at 10,000,000(ish) outstanding. LFG

[Boilingman]

100-t-1 reverse split coming soon to a theatre near you. There is reason the PPS is stuck in the 4 cent range. Mark my words. 100-to-1 = $4.00. But as we've seen with Movano (MOVE) ....if you bought into the hype...their move to NASDAQ hasn't thus far netted anything. If some here think that our 300,000 to
1 million shares trade here daily is "anemic".....MOVE's is non-existent. The highest day I've seen is about 10,000 shares, with the average daily share count about 2500, with a lot of mysterious 1 share trades to move the price up and down.

My question: why aren't the 4 LLCs that have just come into existence buying big time down here to lower their cost per share?

[tnyellowtomcat]

How are we to get to NASDAQ?

NOT by a reverse split! I don't want that!

Tomcat

[fricassee]

One last thought, now that Liquidmetal USA is affiliated with Toyota it just wouldn't look good if Liquidmetal USA wasn't on NASDAQ.

[fricassee]

Liquidmetal

02/05/2025
Other
Introduction of affiliated companies

Liquidmetal® Technologies, Inc. ( United States of America)?Address: 20321 Valencia Circle, Lake Forest, CA 92630?Https://www.liquidmetal.com/

Awarded at [CHIBA Vijicon 2021]...?

https://liquidmetal.co.jp/archives/5344

[Researchfyi]

Scroll down to third photo. Notice the words used by tyoda “ OUR TRADEMARK “


https://liquidmetal.co.jp/archives/271

[Researchfyi]

So, as far as I have observed from what was first posted today regarding the company in Japan formed back a few years ago. It looks like a similar website for LQMT that LL and BB&Co., first started up and was shut down around 2019 in LF CA. Like LQMT USA.

They tout the development of the same or similar products and properties of LQMT’s IP. The only difference right now is their statement that they have the equipment to produce these parts.

There are no claims that they are selling those prototypes. Only like LQMT USA, this is what we are capable of doing with the material within a high range of 392°F. The size of the part limits appear to be the same.

Some of the other stuff posted either is old news or has nothing to do with LQMT.

I dislike guessing and detest its relevance. As far as I can see it looks like this is a marketing tool an annex extension of yian per the agreement between LQMT USA and Eontec, whereby Japan has the blessing of the agreement to set up shop using the same logos and IP purchased by China, via LL in China’s footprint not LQMT USA’s footprint.

What that means for the bottom line is and this is the speculation part, the same fee rates that LQMT has collected from those unknown golf club sales, where all at first thought a whale was harpooned we later discover it was a seahorse.

Perhaps this was done to avoid high tariffs. Who knows? Now if Japan is in our footprint. That would be big news as far as actual manufacturing can be done outside of China.

I have nothing against China doing all of the manufacturing. It’s just that it is not a good idea to have all of your eggs in one basket. Plus geopolitical strains make it difficult for companies in the USA to do business with China. Now China has a way to still collect revenues from manufacturing outside of its borders.

If the above were not so. Then why is it you see no other agreement outside of golf clubs in Japan in the 10k?

Realistically I can see why they have not built a plant here. There is no effn demand here since inception outside of possibly space right now. The other crappy part would be CE, whereby LQMT USA still would not see a penny.

Just my three cents as all of my speculative opinions are always worth less than the price of a LQMT share.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish TC luck.

[Monroe1]

NASA and Eutectix /////// https://www.nasa.gov/stmd-game-changing-development/bulk-metallic-glass-gears/

Partners

Eutectix of Chatham, N.J., is manufacturing the bulk metallic gear alloy feedstock for BMGG in their Tolleson, AZ facility
Supercool Metals of Branford, CT. is making the strain wave gear flexsplines for the project
Visser Precision, of Denver, CO, is fabricating the planetary gearbox components through a manufacturing process called direct injection molding

Surely SpaceX or Rocket Lab if not NASA will one day need parts to withstand the extremes. Hopefully in my lifetime.

[Monroe1]

Posted and noted many times but nice to review. https://stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2020/02/05/liquidmetal-technologies-and-eutectix-enter-into-manufacturing-partnership

[Monroe1]

Made in Brae California.... but who makes them? https://liquidmetalwheel.com/about

[Monroe1]

https://autoparts.toyota.com/products/product/17-in-10-spoke-liquid-metal-finish-wheels-pt75803110

[Monroe1]

Interesting history Japan with subtitles.

[Monroe1]

[Researchfyi]

Don’t worry lad, March 17, is just around the corner and I hope I won’t be needing me shillelagh to go a once over the 10k.

[Researchfyi]

I’m getting too old for this crap. Just want contracts, not more bullshit.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish Tony Chung luck.
You too LL.

[Researchfyi]

It’s not old news it’s an announcement of some sort of progress…

We would like to take this opportunity to announce that in March 2021, we established Liquidmetal Technologies Japan Inc. (headquartered in Yaesu, Tokyo) with the aim of contributing to a sustainable society through the industrialization of bulk metallic glass (BMG), which has been called the "dream new metal" due to its many excellent properties and workability, and have begun full-scale operations in October.

The above is from the same webpage

https://liquidmetal.co.jp/#featuresSection

Under PRODUCTS tap each gray shaded box for product photos and left right arrows to scroll.

Without any direct dots or dashes to a filed 10k by LQMT USA it is just another anomaly to be filed under the companies of the mazes.

I think the S.E.C might be able to check if there are no references under the 10K. Someone has sublicenced Liquidmetal or has other rights to the trademark.

[Monroe1]

Or to Mars with Elon!! What Companies Does Toyota Own?

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Through their ownership holdings, they have numerous strategic partnerships with other entities across the globe.

To find out who these partners are and what business connections exist between them read on.
Who Owns Toyota?

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Here is a list of companies owned by Toyota:
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Toyota has invested heavily in technology companies such as SoftBank Group Corporation and UIEvolution Inc., an enterprise software development company.

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Toyota’s biggest competitor is Honda.
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Toyota is currently ranked as the world’s largest automaker, having produced over 10 million vehicles in 2019.
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Toyota engines are made by Toyota Motor Corporation, the company has its own engine plants in Japan and various other countries.
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Toyota’s failure rate is low. According to a 2019 study conducted by J.D. Power, the overall quality rating for Toyota models was 86 out of 100.
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Toyota’s target market is broad, and its vehicles are designed to offer high-quality vehicles at reasonable prices that can fit into almost any budget.

[Boilingman]

I Imagine one small part could send us to the moon. I'm confident it'll happen.

[Monroe1]

Not too late! Thanks for this mindblowing update!
Here is a list of Toyota companies six months before (April 2024) this one began(Toyota Liquid Metal Japan Co., Ltd.) Looks like the possibilities are huge. Hopium drunk but still keeping it out of the ditches.
Toyota Tsusho is a member of the Toyota Group, which comprises 17 companies: Toyota has various companies. These are: Toyota Motor, Toyota Industries, Aichi Steel, JTEKT, Toyota Auto Body, Aisin Seiki, Denso, Toyota Boshoku, Towa Real Estate, Toyota Central R&D Labs, Toyota Motor East Japan, Toyoda Gosei, Hino Motors, Daihatsu Motor, Toyota Home, Toy

Top Companies Owned by Toyota Group

Below given is the list of all the top companies owned by the Toyota Group

Lexus

Ranz

Daihatsu

Mazda

Isuzu


Imagine one little part used in all these brands and models or for who knows what? Who knows???????

[chipboarder]

Interesting….My grandmother’s maiden name was Teeling so I had to try the various whiskies and they are good. There are others that I think are better…. Tullamore Dew 12 year old and Slane to name a couple.

[Boilingman]

Really, really neat. Can't wait for the revenue to start flowing. Hope to see a PR. Congrats to the management of this company!

[Almosthere]

Thanks. Great to see a door open up with a major automotive player like Toyota!

[PayMEmf]

A Christmas gift from Santa which was published yesterday, February 5th...

Thanks for posting.

[Researchfyi]

Back to business…

Wonder how DM is making out?

https://www.liquidmetal.com/blog/md-m-west-anaheim-convention-center-2025

They serving piña coladas? Hopefully for you DM sin plomo. Meaning without alcohol.

Personally I like Teeling Single Grain Irish.

https://www.theirishroadtrip.com/teeling-whiskey-distillery/

Oh bejees I wouldn’t be bullshiting you now. Dan.
Anyway, here’s to your success. Sláinte

[Researchfyi]

I’m sorry you seem to have a touch of paranoia, meaning disbelief in my opinion. But the broken record you are erroneously blaming on me is in fact the record of LQMT week after week. I realize when you carry the water for the company you have to blame someone else for their poor performance week after week, month after month, year after year. I say that in lieu of your claim to having communications with the owner of a majority of shares Lugee Li and ceo TC.

But all here I believe against your worst judgement wants to see the company succeed no matter how they view the facts or your opinions regardless if I think they have or don’t have any common sense.

Personally I believe opinions on the issues of CE that are contrary to yours have a lot of common sense. It’s ok to lose a discussion. It no big deal. You don’t or can’t admit to it. No big deal.

Sometimes it takes some a longer time to realize they need a ladder and not a shovel to get out of the hole that they fall into. Again it’s no big deal.
After all until shares are sold whenever they are sold all are in the same manure hole. The only difference is many realize it and some do not. No big deal. You have a different opinion thats ok. Not everyone is perfect.

But as usual you always avoid or evade the question.

So I will ask it again and hopefully, you will answer it first before you belittle me again and that’s ok too. No big deal. I’m not perfect either.

That LQMT lottery ticket you talk about all of the time. Will it hit in your lifetime?

Tic tic tic tic tic tick.

[Almosthere]

Sure you are. That why we have the perpetual broken record.

[Researchfyi]

I’m rooting for common sense. And that one day lottery LQMT tkt is that in your lifetime?

[Researchfyi]

You mean they have to make us a job offer as consultants?

[Almosthere]

You are rooting for the erroneous!

[Almosthere]

Lqmt is a perpetual lottery ticket that will hit one day.

At least get it right!

[Almosthere]

Yep you can’t refer to the licensing agreement to prove this.

So you refer to ChatGPT. Know it all!

FYI: LMFAO

[PatentGuy1]

Read the MTA, sections 1(a)(i)-(iii), and, if you’re semiliterate, you’ll realize that the definition of LQMT technology includes marks. Failing that see if ChatGPT can explain it to you.

ChatGPT:
Yes, under the Master Transaction Agreement (MTA) effective August 5, 2010, Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. assigned substantially all of its intellectual property assets, including trademarks, to a newly formed, wholly-owned subsidiary referred to as the "IP Company." This IP Company then granted Apple Inc. a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize this intellectual property specifically in the field of consumer electronic products.
SEC.GOV

It's important to note that while Apple holds exclusive rights to utilize this intellectual property within consumer electronics, there is no public evidence indicating that Apple has used the "Liquidmetal" brand name in its marketing or product branding. The agreement primarily focuses on the technological aspects rather than branding rights.

Therefore, while trademarks were assigned to Apple as part of the MTA, the use of the "Liquidmetal" brand name by Apple has not been evident in their consumer-facing products.

[chipboarder]

A lottery ticket is a 292,000,000 to one proposition and I just read about the asteroid that passed the earth’s orbit that is due back in 2028 and 2034. In 2034 that probability of impact is 1.2%. The article ((CNN) emphasized that there was almost a 99% chance it will miss us so not to worry. No problem…it’s only the size of an office building but then again, it will be traveling at 36,000 mph.

[PatentGuy1]

There is a lot of illogical, inaccurate, incorrect, and inconsistent statements to unravel.

1. “ Apple holds exclusive rights to use Liquidmetal's amorphous alloy in consumer electronics, a partnership that began in 2010 and has been extended multiple times.”
TRUE

2. “ However, this agreement pertains to the use of the material in product components, not the "Liquidmetal" brand name itself.”
FALSE. The MTA specifically and explicitly grants Apple an exclusive worldwide, perpetual, license to LQMT technology, which by definition includes trademarks. Furthermore, there is an entire section (Article 2, section 2.5) devoted to specifying how trademarks are to be used.

3. “Trademark rights are territorial, meaning that a trademark registered in one country doesn't automatically grant rights in another.”
TRUE, but you seem to misunderstand what was licensed. LQMT licensed whatever IP rights had in every country in the world to Apple (in the field of CE devices). So, if LQMT had a trademark in country X but not in country Y, Apple got the rights to that trademark in X and nothing in Y. FYI-patents are also territorial.

4. “For example, Apple's exclusive rights to use Liquidmetal's alloy in consumer electronics do not necessarily extend to the "Liquidmetal" trademark in China.”
ILLOGICAL/FALSE. You are conflating Apple’s use of the alloy with trademarks. The MTA grants Apple the right to use the alloy and the use of trademarks, where both rights are restricted to the field of CE devices. With regard to China, the rights granted to Apple were worldwide, which includes China.

[Researchfyi]

That’s it after 3 T.K.O.’s your out call it a night:)

You are in the wrong corner.

[chipboarder]

Movano needs to show the superiority of the RF technology over Infrared….if that’s a problem, their future is in doubt. They need to get away from oxygen/pulse/blood pressure/glucose etc where it’s crowded and move (like that?) to A1c, testosterone, white blood count, heart attack enzymes etc. Kardia already will do a 6 lead EKG for a few hundred dollars. Gotta get ahead of the crowd or they are toast…….never get rich on my 200 shares either way…..keeps me interested.