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Great entry point? They were saying that at .006! Are you kidding, this is a failing knife. It's anyone's bet as to where this goes. I just hope I can get my money back within 6 months.
Unreal. Bag Holders left everywhere
The displays are a smart move. Next to the deli counter more people are inclined to pick it up to go with their purchase rather than seek it out on an isle. location location location. very nice move imo
There's a difference between bashing and critical reasoning. How can you look at this with such blind faith when in reality you have no clue what's happening on a day to day level? What's their cash flow situation? Why is the TA gagged? All others point out is what's obvious, we are sitting here, waiting for an update. Something long overdue and somehow that's considered bashing? The entire pinks is basically legalized gambling so let's hope you don't lose your shirt. Many a people before you and after you will say similar things about stocks they truly have no insight about. Hopefully you're right and we all get rich here but don't jump on people for examining a stock with a microscope. The more information everyone has the better we all do.
I would imagine their test trial with whole foods (6/3) should be over pretty soon. Standard 90 days to see how the products will do before considering moving into other regions. Hopefully they are transparent and report results (bad or good) within the first half of September
The TA will not disclose that information. Said it's up to the company.
This is seriously the stupidest thing I've seen all month. This is supposed to compete with the iphone4? lol 2 megapixel cameras? a terrible resolution screen? The thing looks like it weighs 100 pounds and couldn't fit in a briefcase, let alone your pocket. Who has ever enjoyed running windows on anything??? And why the hell would I WANT a computer in my pocket? That's why I have a laptop to do work on... If you really believe this is the next big thing you will be a bagholder for the rest of your life. I'm sorry I just had to say it.
This stock and board has nearly flat lined. I've been out for weeks but still hope you longs get the payoff you deserve.
Let us know what he says. News has been "right around the corner" for awhile now.
a true sign of a great product here with whole foods throwing support behind it. plus, mayo is disgusting so I'm all for trying it out myself. Just ordered some off the online store, will post a review once I get it.
The disclaimer is longer than the pitch, lol
Pump:
Hello All,
I have a new alert I am excited about. This stock has an awesome
chart and the technicals are UNBELIEVABLE.
This stock just broke through resistance last Thursday and made a
new high for 2010 on Friday. Momentum is building in this stock and
it looks like it is headed higher from here.
This company has exciting new technologies in a world wide $200
billion plus market.
My new alert is Metro One Development Inc. The symbol is MTRO and
the stock closed Friday at 9.5 cents.
Please begin your research here www.metro-one.com and here
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=MTRO.PK
Click here for a PDF presentation on the company: http://www.metro-one.com/MTRO.pdf
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MTRO is an interactive highly entertaining media company that
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the next generation of advertising technology.
This area of the advertising sector is exploding!!
MTRO's products create a WOW factor other advertising mediums don't
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in this industry.
MTRO's products will become the backbone of many advertising
campaigns.
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flat surface can turn into an innovative information system that
can be used for intuitive promotional activities, sales manuals,
interactive games, or learning platform.
MTRO's interactive technologies enhance consumer experiences and
create an emotional connection with the brand and product.
MTRO's products are touch screen displays, which can be used by
presenters at events, meetings, and special attractions.
MTRO offers entertaining solutions through their Table-One,
Step-One, and Touch-One systems.
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MTRO's Step-One combines intuitive human body motion with their
interactive surfaces, including interactive walls, interactive
tables, interactive windows and interactive floors. The result is a
highly effective interactive marketing tool that is intended to
captivate the audience in Retail environments, Events or Outdoor
media. StepOne easily turns any open floor area into an exciting,
ongoing experience of movement and action, fun and excitement.
MTRO's Table-One is an interactive tabletop surface. It is an
innovative system that turns ordinary boards into an exciting
self-activated experience. It enhances retail environments, creates
a unique advertising campaign, promotes sales or exhibits data in a
whole new way.
MTRO's Touch-One is an innovative interactive display that works
through glass. It transforms any glass surface into a creative form
of expression. This vertical application combines MTRO's unique
technology with motion-reactive video and graphics.
MTRO generates revenue through rental of display locations,, ad
display sales, and commissions on sales generated by the
interactive digital signage displays.
Traditional media advertisement such as newspapers, radio, and TV
has been on the decline as advertisers try to find more interactive
exciting mediums to reach their customers.
MTRO will benefit from the explosive growth in digital interactive
media.
Why you may like MTRO as a trade:
The chart looks great!
MTRO has been making nice steady gains after hitting a low earlier
this year.
This shows us that there has not been a lot of selling pressure in
MTRO.
The technicals look awesome! I will send another email about this
later.
Thursday MTRO broke through resistance in the 8.5 cent area.
Friday MTRO made a new high for 2010 at 9.5 cents.
Momentum is building in MTRO as more investors find out about this
company.
MTRO looks like it is headed higher from here. The fact that the
stock closed on it's high Friday means this could be a very
active week for MTRO.
Please make sure you use limit orders to enter. With buyers coming
into MTRO right into the close Friday this stock could gap Monday
on the open.
Get ready to book your profits with MTRO.
As always do your own research, always use stop loss orders, and
book your profits when in a position to do so.
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Getting pumped. Just got an email from micro cap alerts 8 minutes ago.
Don't get me thinking about how I blew that one. Bought in at .046 and was out at .050 when it started to retrace early the next day. Mind blowing failure.
TA is on vacation until Aug. 16th, spoke with a colleague who wouldn't give me the current O/S. Said he wasn't gagged but that I need to get it from the company. Trying them next...
Got out way to early on this one, it feels like a punch to my nuts. Hope this news keeps this momo going for everyone here though
Apple helps LQMT pay off $11M debt
Source: Apple Insider
Following an exclusive agreement with Apple to license its unique metal alloy for an undisclosed sum, Liquidmetal Technologies immediately paid off $10.9 million in debt, suggesting the deal between the two companies was worth at least that much.
The payments were revealed in Liquidmetal's 8-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission this week. While it is still unknown exactly how much Apple paid Liquidmetal for the exclusive rights to use its more durable metal alloys in portable electronic devices, the filing reveals the deal was likely worth at least $10.9 million.
"The foregoing obligations were paid with proceeds from the previously announced strategic licensing transaction with Apple Inc.," the filing reads.
The debt payments were made on Aug. 5, the very same day that Apple and Liquidmetal entered into their agreement to utilize amorphous metal alloys with unique atomic structures. The deal could result in Apple products that are stronger, lighter, and resistant to wear and corrosion.
The largest payment from Liquidmetal was $8.2 million to repay all of its outstanding 8% Senior Secured Convertible Notes. Another $2.4 million for unsecured debt was paid to Ricardo Salas and Norden LLC, while $0.3 million in secured debt was paid to HANA Financial.
The material owned by Liquidmetal is a metal alloy developed by a research team at the California Institute of Technology that are 2.5 times the strength of commonly used titanium alloy and 1.5 times the hardness of stainless steel found in portable electronic devices. Introduced for commercial applications in 2003, the product has since been found in medical equipment, sporting goods, and devices used by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Apple and Liquidmetal entered into a paid, exclusive license that allows only the Cupertino, Calif., company to use the intellectual property in electronic products. Liquidmetal remains free to license its metal alloy to companies for products other than electronics.
The technology allows for thinner, smaller design in products while offering greater protection for internal components, with a scratch and corrosion resistant exterior.
Whether any existing Apple products already use Liquidmetal's intellectual property is unknown. A spokesperson for the company contacted by AppleInsider declined to comment.
Past devices where Liquidmetal's technology was utilized include the Nokia Vertu smartphone, Sandisk Sansa media player, and Sandisk U3 Smart thumb drives. The product was also used to create strong hinge components for devices like flip smartphones.
A report from the Associated Press said it's not a sure thing that Liquidmetal's material will ever make it into Apple's products. "Though it matches the sleek Apple aesthetic, it's prohibitively expensive," it said, noting that the material contains large amounts of platinum, which costs $1,500 per ounce.
The report said that Liquidmetal's material can be cast precisely, with little or no need for machining. The company has also made tougher, more durable variants of "metallic glass."
Well good luck to you! I can't believe how quickly it's been deteriorating lately. Maybe this thing will reach .0001 before it's all said and done. Who knows though, they have a good brand and distribution. We just need to see some sales numbers
Might be worth adding a small position in case it does take off but I just don't like trying to catch a falling knife.
Glad to be here, thanks. FRHV sure was nice =)
Just got a nice position at .0055. GLTA
This thing has been on life support since the last time I had shares. Anyone left here?
Starting to see a slight retrace. I'm out at this point but got an eye on it if it tries to fill the gap.
News out this morning
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif., Aug 10, 2010 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Liquidmetal(R) Technologies Inc. (LQMT 0.51, +0.23, +79.30%) announced today that it has named Thomas Steipp President & CEO of Liquidmetal Technologies, effective immediately. Mr. Steipp will also be joining the Company's Board of Directors.
A proven, results-oriented corporate leader with a history of building shareholder value in technology companies, Mr. Steipp most recently served as the President and Chief Executive Officer of Symmetricom, Inc. During his tenure, the company successfully executed a strategic transformation from technology holding company into the global market leader for synchronization and timing products. Under his leadership, Symmetricom became the worlds #1 supplier in its field, growing at a CAGR of over 15% from FY 2002-2009 to reach more than $220 million in annual revenue.
Prior to Symmetricom, Mr. Steipp held a number of senior executive positions including Vice President and General Manager of Broadband Data Networks at Scientific-Atlanta, Inc. and General Manager of Hewlett-Packard's Federal Computer Operation.
Mt. Steipp began his career in leadership and technology after graduating from the United States Air Force Academy with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and receiving an M.B.A. from Purdue University.
Mr. Steipp stated, "Truly significant advances in technology are rare, but Liquidmetal represents one of those quantum leaps that has the potential to change how engineers think about designing products. I am extremely pleased to join the team at this exciting stage of the technology's evolution."
Representing the Liquidmetal Technologies Board of Directors, Chairman Abdi Mahamedi commented, "As an experienced CEO with a track record of success, Tom brings essential depth to the Company's management team, at a time when our technology is seeing unprecedented commercial interest. His ability to create value through collaborative relationships, technological innovation, and business process is important as the Company embarks upon our next stage of growth."
This press release may contain "forward-looking statements" that involve risks and uncertainties, including statements regarding our plans, future events, objectives, expectations, forecasts, or assumptions. Any statement in this press release that is not a statement of historical fact is a forward-looking statement, and in some cases, words such as "believe," "estimate," "project," "expect," "intend," "may," "anticipate," "plans," "seeks," and similar expressions identify forward-looking statements. These statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual outcomes and results to differ materially from the anticipated outcomes or result, and undue reliance should not be placed on these statements. These risks and uncertainties may include: our limited operating history in developing and manufacturing products from bulk amorphous alloys; the adoption of our alloys by customers; the commercial success of our customer's products; our ability to identify, develop, and commercialize new applications for our alloys; competition with suppliers of incumbent materials; the development of new materials that render our alloys obsolete; the ability to manage our anticipated growth; our limited direct experience in manufacturing bulk alloy products; scaling-up our manufacturing facilities; protecting our intellectual property; problems associated with manufacturing and selling our alloys outside of the United States; and other risks and uncertainties discussed in filings made with the Securities and Exchange Commission (including risks described in subsequent reports on Form 10-Q, Form 10-K, Form 8-K, and other filings). Liquidmetal Technologies disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events, or otherwise.
SOURCE: Liquidmetal Technologies Inc.
Great recap on the news today from Appleinsider:
Apple obtains exclusive rights to custom, super-durable metal alloy
Apple has entered into an exclusive agreement to utilize amorphous metal alloys with unique atomic structures, allowing products that are stronger, lighter, and resistant to wear and corrosion, AppleInsider has learned.
The metal alloys owned by Liquidmetal Technologies were developed by a research team at the California Institute of Technology, and their amorphous, non-crystalline structure makes them harder than alloys of titanium or aluminum.
Introduced for commercial applications in 2003 through the Delaware-based Liquidmetal corporation, the product has been used to create technology for the U.S. Department of Defense, has been found in medical equipment, and is even used to create sporting goods like tennis raquets and golf clubs.
In a Form 8-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission last week, Liquidmetal Technologies indicated that it had granted all of its intellectual property assets to Apple. According to the terms of the deal, Apple was awarded "a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercial such intellectual property in the field of electronic products in exchange for a license fee."
Though the licensing agreement grants Apple exclusive use in consumer electronics, Liquidmetal is still allowed to license its products to other companies for any use outside of markets where Apple competes, meaning its deals with defense contractors, sports equipment manufacturers and medical suppliers are likely to remain intact.
The agreement was made on Aug. 5, and was revealed to the SEC on Monday. It was signed by Larry Buffington, president and CEO of Liquidmetal Technologies.
The company's official website gives examples of where Liquidmetal's products were used in portable electronics in the past. It touts that Liquidmetal alloys are 2.5 times the strength of commonly used titanium alloy and 1.5 times the hardness of stainless steel found in portable electronic devices. The technology is said to allow for thinner, smaller design while offering greater protection for internal components, and giving users a scratch and corrosion resistant exterior.
"As the demand for product 'miniaturization' continues in the electronic casings industry, Liquidmetal alloys enable smaller, thinner and more durable designs," the company's website reads. "Current casings technology is pushed to the limit in supporting these new designs and specifications, especially requirements for larger LCD screens, thinner wall sections and pure metallic surface finishes for products such as mobile phones, PDA's and cameras."
Past devices where Liquidmetal's technology was utilized include the Nokia Vertu smartphone, Sandisk Sansa media player, and Sandisk U3 Smart thumb drives. The product was also used to create strong hinge components for devices like flip smartphones.
Apple's interest in a company like Liquidmetal is no surprise, given its constant desire to create smaller and thinner devices. Apple has also employed a unibody design in its portable computers, beginning in early 2008 with the MacBook Air.
The precision unibody enclosures are milled from a single extruded block of aluminum, allowing devices like the MacBook Pro to become thinner while maintaining a rigid, sturdy frame. Previously, the frames of Apple's notebooks were made from multiple parts. Now, raw aluminum is carved out using CNC, or "computer numerical control" machines.
Apple will most likely not let them PR this deal. They are extremely secretive about their new product designs and anything relating to how this will be used is out of the question. However, given from the volume today, it doesn't look like it needs a PR. 2 years ago, when Apple redesigned their laptops with the unibody structure it changed everything. I'm betting this is the next revolution. All in my opinion of course.
Anyone have the current share structure?
Not sure whats more exciting: the fact that every single unibody macbook and macbook pro will soon be using this super tough liquid metal tech or the licensing fee they got from Apple!
NEWS OUT: Apple licenses tech of LQMT
An SEC filing just hit that shows that Apple Inc. struck a deal with Liquidmetal Technologies, a California-based company that holds patents on new metal and alloy designs, for essentially access to all of its intellectual property.
Perhaps in the near future, we can expect our iPhones, iPads, and iPods to be made of these new "amorphous" metals that Liquidmetal specializes in.
According to its Website, Liquidmetal is a "leading force in the research, development and commercialization of amorphous metals. [Its] revolutionary class of patented alloys and coatings form the basis of high performance material utilized in a range of military, consumer and industrial products manufactured by Liquidmetal Technologies."
The new metals that Liquidmetal develops offer several benefits in strength, hardness, elasticity, corrosion- and wear-resistance, and acoustical properties.
Here's the info straight from the 8K that Liquidmetal filed with the SEC
On August 5, 2010, Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Liquidmetal”), entered into a Master Transaction Agreement with Apple Inc., a California corporation (“Apple”), pursuant to which (i) Liquidmetal contributed substantially all of its intellectual property assets to a newly organized special-purpose, wholly-owned subsidiary (the “IP Company”), (ii) the IP Company granted to Apple a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in the field of consumer electronic products in exchange for a license fee, and (iii) the IP Company granted back to Liquidmetal a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in all other fields of use (together with all ancillary agreements, the “Master Transaction Agreement”).
NEWS OUT: Apple Acquires Rights to LQMT's Advanced Metal Alloys
The Baltimore Sun reports that Apple has signed an exclusive agreement with California-based company Liquidmetal Technologies for the firm's advanced "amorphous" metal alloys. The news comes as part of a filing made by Liquidmetal with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, in which the company reveals that Apple has obtained the right to use essentially all of its intellectual property in the consumer electronics field while Liquidmetal retains usage rights in other fields.
On August 5, 2010, Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation ("Liquidmetal"), entered into a Master Transaction Agreement with Apple Inc., a California corporation ("Apple"), pursuant to which (i) Liquidmetal contributed substantially all of its intellectual property assets to a newly organized special-purpose, wholly-owned subsidiary (the "IP Company"), (ii) the IP Company granted to Apple a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in the field of consumer electronic products in exchange for a license fee, and (iii) the IP Company granted back to Liquidmetal a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in all other fields of use (together with all ancillary agreements, the "Master Transaction Agreement").
According to Liquidmetal's description of its technology, the company has developed new metal alloys exhibiting an "amorphous" molecular structure differing from the crystalline structures of traditional metals.
This amorphous atomic structure leads to a unique set of characteristic properties for the family of Liquidmetal alloys.
These characteristic properties are:
- High Yield Strength
- High Hardness
- Superior Strength/Weight Ratio
- Superior Elastic Limit
- High Corrosion Resistance
- High Wear-Resistance
- Unique Acoustical Properties
The company also points to the advantages of using Liquidmetal alloys in consumer electronics, citing its ability to deliver stronger and harder device casings while also offering thinner designs of excellent durability and corrosion resistance. The relatively low melting temperature and other characteristics of Liquidmetal alloys also permit them to be easily cast into a variety of forms while retaining their strength and durability.
It is unknown exactly what Apple plans to do with Liquidmetal's technology, but Apple's focus on industrial design with extensive use of metal in its device casings suggests a number of opportunities for the technology to make its way into the company's products.
Glad to see all the longs here get a payoff. With Apple Inc. involved, this could be a runner big time
Apple licenses tech of Liquidmetal Technologies
An SEC filing just hit that shows that Apple Inc. struck a deal with Liquidmetal Technologies, a California-based company that holds patents on new metal and alloy designs, for essentially access to all of its intellectual property.
Perhaps in the near future, we can expect our iPhones, iPads, and iPods to be made of these new "amorphous" metals that Liquidmetal specializes in.
According to its Website, Liquidmetal is a "leading force in the research, development and commercialization of amorphous metals. [Its] revolutionary class of patented alloys and coatings form the basis of high performance material utilized in a range of military, consumer and industrial products manufactured by Liquidmetal Technologies."
The new metals that Liquidmetal develops offer several benefits in strength, hardness, elasticity, corrosion- and wear-resistance, and acoustical properties.
Here's the info straight from the 8K that Liquidmetal filed with the SEC (thanks to Jay Rickey of Citybizlist for sending this to me.)
On August 5, 2010, Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc., a Delaware corporation (“Liquidmetal”), entered into a Master Transaction Agreement with Apple Inc., a California corporation (“Apple”), pursuant to which (i) Liquidmetal contributed substantially all of its intellectual property assets to a newly organized special-purpose, wholly-owned subsidiary (the “IP Company”), (ii) the IP Company granted to Apple a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in the field of consumer electronic products in exchange for a license fee, and (iii) the IP Company granted back to Liquidmetal a perpetual, worldwide, fully-paid, exclusive license to commercialize such intellectual property in all other fields of use (together with all ancillary agreements, the “Master Transaction Agreement”).
Good DD. Thanks for following up and updating the top ten.
Glad I took some profits while I could, now I have more powder to pick shares up when it heads lower. Holding tight until we get some breakout news...
Welcome 8-K & Misterbet, glad to see some new faces! The more you look into this one, the better it gets. You've come at a great time.
Yup, news coming soon. It's unlikely with the volume and aggressiveness from yesterday that it was just another day. It would make much more sense to just throw in a lowball bid and let it come. Maybe we are a week or two away from a great PR or it could be some insider buying. Guess it's a wait and see.
I agree with you. My *hope* is that we see news today, and we would blast off. The nice thing is with a float as low as this, just a few more investors could continue this cycle and momo takes it from there. I did take some profit on some of my shares yesterday but I'm holding a majority for when we are well into pennyland.
A lot of eyes on us. Just checked the buzz cloud and we made the cloud for the last 6, 3, and one hour spots. Tomorrow will be interesting
Not much resistance in this stock until .05-.06 =)
It gets better. 56M is held internally by the company, leaving on 14M in the float!