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LQMT has a long way to go. Let's get started already!
I think that we have started. Patients is not easy.
Complacency is deadly.
What happens if you don't receive your knife in June?
LQMT has the opportunity to begin a positive track record. If this doesn't meet the hopes and expectations it seems many of us have built, well, what a mess.
If LQMT delivers as promised, that is a start toward a brighter future.
If people snap their knife tips off with trying to pry impossible things with the "indestructible" liquidmetal, that is another matter.
I love that article. Thanks, Locke!
Well said, Eagle.
I hear you. And have been listening. I'm not willing to go all out for any one investment. Your council over time has helped to keep a healthier perspective on LQMT.
We have had the opportunity to ride free shares here. Buying some when all looks bleak and selling some while euphoria reigns works for me. It's important for me to try to secure my initial investment.
The thing is things don't look as beaks as they have. Riding along can get pretty boring. Im glad to have you all to listen to. I use my own mind for decision making though.
I thank God I didn't know about LQMT when it first went public!
The LQMT Road to Ithaca, F4G. Sometimes the journey is the end.
...Okay, not encouraging. The aspiration is what makes the road interesting, anyway.
I have what I am willing to put in now under these conditions.
If we do get a reverse stock split and business conditions continue to improve. I would likely buy on the resultant CRASH.
I love the IP, I'm excited about the relationships with some very reputable companies, organizations and individuals. Paul coming in at a time when hopefully we are able to produce in a reliable fashion, at last, is exciting. I still believe the elements for long term success are making their way to reality.
I'm concerned, however, that some people will take my personal excitement and do something stupid.
We need to do our own research including the following up on the many leads given on this board. Discernment is up to the individual.
Don't forget that VUZI had a huge reverse stock split taking it from 5 cents to $5.00/ share with an immediate plunge in share price until a cascade of events brought the share price up.
LQMT will almost certainly do something similar.
Where does management go from here? This is where wishful thinking, hope and unicorns come in.
It looks like progress is occurring toward a brighter future. And this brings me to this, perhaps the most entertaining gamble I've ever taken part in. All things need to be in reasonable perspective. Only invest what I can loose.
There is a long history for which I am thankful for Watt's perspective and others.
I'm looking forward to finding out how LQMT delivers on the Miltner Adams contract and what the customer experience is like as an indicator of LQMT's integrity.
It seems that the rubber is hitting the road. We're not just building the car in anticipation of the race. Is this thing going to run or not? In my dreams we're building more cars for future races.
History is a good indicator for future performance. I like Paul's history. Let's see what happens.
I was actually more interested in the testing of the integrity of the company than the material.
Will LQMT deliver as promised? Can we deliver cost effective solutions to a significant enough market to made this thing fly?
I like what is happening with developments of the company. Progress is being made, systems are in place and being expanded.
The problem is that LQMT has had false starts before. The integrity of LQMT has to be built from here.
Time to build some trust and a great experience for business partners, customers and shareholders.
The testing of the metal of LQMT's integrity is what I'm most interested in.
Paul and VUZI are passionate about what they are doing. They have been working on technology that they know people are going to want to employ for utility at home, work and play.
VUZI is ahead of the curve. Their head start with a nice IP portfolio and successful systems is very attractive to the big companies who may have been caught with the belief that "people will never hear stuff like that". Well we already do and have for centuries, our glasses.
There is a market for the VR space, entertainment in particular. However AR with the waveguide technology is where VUZI will appeal to the masses and change our lives to where we will will wonder how we got along without it. Having hands free communications and information always on will be controversial early on. It will win out in the long run.
Suddenly the big companies who you would expect to be into this (like Intel) are scrambling to catch up, to identify and corner the parts of the market that they believe will win out.
I am very excited about this. We not only get to experience the revolution in how we live our lives, we have the opportunity to be a part of it. I am very proud to have had the opportunity to be invested in VUZI. My confidence has come and gone over the years. VUZI just carries on with the vision.
We are just clearing the tower on this launch pad, the journey is ahead!
He seems to carry the team.
Right on!
I understand, and agree. I don't see the inevitable reverse split as a positive for existing shareholders,... like me.
I see a murky, dark past and an interesting future for the technology, a lot of risk for LQMT, and possibilities.
LQMT is worth a great deal in entertainment value.
If Paul moves on to, say, Materion, I'm there.
I don't understand all or nothing thinking when there is potential on a grand scale. The pieces are coming together.
The best time to add is when investors have all but given up, and your own dd says to stay the course.
This board indicates that we have become impatient and on the verge of giving up. What has really changed?
Emotions change. I'm getting excited again.
If I were interested and not invested I would stress about missing a pop. An amount that I'm not concerned about losing, that I can add to when things appear bleak, and take a little off the table when a public clamor occurs is where I am happy.
In this case I have a lot riding, perhaps more than I have been comfortable with.
New machine sounds good
Right on, Eagle. The time has come. I've developed some expectations at this point. If we don't deliver this year I will lose heart.
There is value in diversification after all.
Oh, it makes a lot of sense. When not much is happening with LQMT the board is dead. There is a lot of swirl with claws, out fighting to drive the longs away.
As someone here said, when the price goes from 0.08 to 0.24 that's a multi bagger too. Something along those lines.
I'm willing to ride that wave if they are able to achieve it, however, I have a chunk that I am unwilling to spend for the reasons of the hopeful.
We seize em as we season. Point of view changes as we move along.
The things that I have anticipated happening in a favorable scenario for LQMT are starting to happen, and yet, Zombie is becoming my new superhero.
I like seeing the broad spectrum of views offered here all thrown into the fire, then to see what comes out after its all been roasted.
Watching small things with great potential is the most fun of all. The opportunity to be present at the beginning of a success story is tremendous.
Of course, sometimes they fizzle out.
Exactly. This is what has been happening for a LONG time. Thanks for trying to help us keep our eyes open.
The question is whether we remain investors and continue to fund what is going on. I am still encouraged, however, I would have a hard time with another huge outlay of funds.
Another thing that concerns me is that when LQMT becomes profitable, and at some point seeks to be up listed, almost certainly there will be a big ol' reverse split and subsequent drop in share price. To arrive at $5/sh I don't see any other way with this many shares.
You have a tremendous wealth of knowledge regarding this company. Your dedication to this board is very much appreciated.
I expect the "Center of Excellence" will be a small scale demonstration of the capabilities in fabrication of BMG utilizing the Engel machine and our certified partners for materials and mould production.
This will give LQMT the ability to prove the capability of the technology, materials and process to customers. Then farm production out to our certified partners for large scale orders.
The COE is a proving ground first.
If expanding into a full fledged independent production faculty becomes a realistic goal we will need capital that none of us will be willing to pay for up front. Right?
I have to be convinced that we are going to be profitable before I'm willing to lay out more cash.
I do believe, though, that Paul if the guy who can make this happen.
Very entertaining, however, I think that you are right.
Paul has been busy, and things are progressing with a small production capability.
It will be challenging to convince all of us that LQMT is up to the challenge, and that it will be reliable with consistent, timely and cost effective products. Then the necessary expansion of the facility to ramp up output if all goes as we hope. Yikes!
I'm interested to see what happens with our partners when a smooth production capability is demonstrated by LQMT, at last.
We've come down to the wire. It seems this is going to work soon, or it's not going to work at all for LQMT.
We have waited a long time for the things that are just now beginning to happen. It is interesting that moral is so low. We need real proof at this point, not speculation.
I'm aquiver with anticipation.
Welcome back. We have missed your input! The VUZI board was yours for a long time.
Thanks, Gary, for the link to your article. VUZI has a head start and a foot in the door with many of the big players progressing toward products that will have mass appeal.
Of course there will be privacy issues, etc..., however, soon we will wonder how we ever got along without this technology.
This is a time that a lot of people will look back on and say "why didn't I see that coming?"
Very cool!
The right things are happening, however, the tide will not turn for LQMT until successful, consistent delivery to customers with meaningful revenues occurs.
Profitable business practices will have to be proven by management. We still need our doubts dispelled.
I still like what is happening now. This journey is long, and a lot of us are tired of it all. "Are we there yet?"
I am thankful that I did not see the Discover article way back when. I would have been tempted to throw too much money into the dream.
As it is, I have quite a bit riding on LQMT and I still believe that we are at a turning point.
I'm happy! I believe that there is a tremendous future here. Fun to experience the unfolding of something beautiful!
That would be nice for us in the long run, however, chances are that GOOG would buy out the company. This way they would have the exclusive rights to the waveguide technology and own the entire IP portfolio developed by VUZI.
Building a moat around this technology is a good idea.
The patient LQMT fisherman he is. I think very successfully. I find great value in the broad range of assertions here.
Chum can certainly muck up the water, however.
Perhaps the icy grip of doubt and despair for LQMT has eased slightly, if nothing more. Spring is on the way.
Progress toward LQMT's expanding business model is encouraging. This could be very exciting!
The left edge is shaped for a hinge. This is not the iPad pro unless they are incorporating a keyboard into the device.
My son wants one for quadrocopter racing.
Once up listed to a major exchange, continued orders with major revenue stream, expanding partnerships, absolutely.
The intellectual property owned by Vuzix alone is of tremendous value.
I don't think that we will have the chance to fully blossom before someone acquires the whole company, predominantly for the IP.
Perfect application of the material. Small parts, even if just used for the locking bar.
Cost effective? Millions of locks. Hmmm...
Paul says that they will be producing standard looking glasses within the year. I have had the M100 smart glasses in my Amazon wish list for a while. I'm tempted to dive in now. The pioneering aspect of it is fun, kind of like the Apple II.
I hope that Vuzix is not acquired, however, it seems likely to me that they will be bought out. The big boys will want the IP and the progress that has already been made to help them keep a leading position in an emerging product category.
I love this stuff!
The ball is rolling for VUZI. People are becoming aware of our little company and the tremendous potential.
VUZI is not new. They have a lot of experience, great products, a clear vision, many partners, a large IP portfolio (very valuable), and now there is cash to accelerate the implementation of their vision.
I'm excited about all of this!
Having immediate access to communications and data without having to dig into my pocket and fire things up on my phone would be tremendous!
I think that we will look back at this as the beginning of something big.
The logical progression of the cell phone.
VUZI on Bloomberg with Tory Johnson, interviewing Paul via Skype from his hotel room.
Wow! A very interesting day, indeed!
There have been very few product categories that feel as close to the advent of the personal computer, the cell phone and video game machines.
We are on the cusp of something huge. VUZI is doing things right. I am amazed to have the opportunity to see this begin to unfold. It is not very often that a chance to join part of a revolution in the way we interact with data, communicate and have fun comes along.
Monday should be a big deal because of the recent developments and the attention that we are receiving. I'm adding if the pps doesn't take off too quickly.
This has been a long time coming.