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Liquidmetal does not have the finances needed to take this to break even. It's either a buyout or bankruptcy.
We have seen no liquidmetal using IM machines in Apple products period.
The part you refer to used an archaic process that has no correlation to the value of the IP in crucible today. Get your facts straight.
Apple will pay premium dollars for liquidmetal before they use it in their products. It all comes down to when Apple perfects the process to make liquidmetal cost effective. We may be there this year.
If it doesn't happen soon, we may see bankruptcy with liquidmetal.
According to the inventor of liquidmetal, Apple would spend 500 million in R&D over the course of 3-5 years before we see it in a Apple product.
If his estimates are accurate, this would mean the patents in CIP are potentially worth much much more than the 500 million Apple has invested in them.
If Apple has given up on liquidmetal for their products, we will see bankruptcy soon.
Amazing that Steipp has been here for 6 years, and Hauck has been paid a salary for 2 years now and we have no revenue to show for it.
I am afraid this ship is sinking in the harbor. Two more months and I jump ship if nothing changes.
I predict we see this fall into the .05 range over the holidays.
Your three cents might be worth more than a lqmt share by the end of this month!
Visser hasn't been dumping his shares since October 30. It's not Visser keeping this stock down into the 0.07 range, its the non-performance of the management.
Here we are in December. Another 27 days left to either show a contract and revenue, or we end with another year of decreased revenue and increased payrolls for the management.
No need to try a scratch test or smash the logo with a sledge hammer test, Liquidmetal is known for being smudge/fingerprint resistant.
I just took off my protective case and left major smudges/finger print on the logo. So now I know no liquidmetal, but I just wipe the smudges off and good as new!
Problem with this thinking of liquid metal as strictly R&D is Apple has done all the heavy lifting in R&D in regard to crucible. Liquidmetal as far as I know has produced little from their R&D. This does not discount the value of Crucible, only that liquidmetal has contributed little to it in the last few years as far as I know. I don't mind being proven wrong on this.
Crucible is way under valued by the market. When Apple reveals its hand it's true value will be manifested. Then all sitting on the sidelines will be in dismay because the didn't invest.
Most investors I know are invested here because of the potential they see in this stock.
Negative statements about the stock from those who have no investment in the stock carries no credibility.
Old outdated information about the past. This stock is about what could be in the near future. And significant progress has been made in the last five years since that article.
You don't show your cards in poker until the right timing. Do you really think Apple is that stupid to give a loan and confirm their use of liquidmetal before its time?
Do you really think Materion and Engel would be involved with liquidmetal if it wasn't for Apple? They are in this to make money.
They will make millions and millions of revenue through Engel and Materion as the preferred IM and materials companies for Apple.
Because liquidmetal apparently is not cost effective for mass production. It doesn't matter who is the sales team, Materion, Hauck, Engel; they can't move this cr*p.
Hot stock and all the other PR's on lqmt the last five years were just a bunch of pump and dumps used to scr*w investors out of their money. And the SEC let them all get away with it time after time.
This management is a joke right now. They burn through 2 million a quarter, but the only revenue they are trying to generate is from marketing a knife on their website that has not made them any money thus far. Next thing we will see the chess set arise again.
Where is the increased revenue Steipp said would come in this quarter. If this is his plan, he needs to be thrown out, and replaced by someone who knows what they are doing.
I hope you have information we don't to have such confidence . If you do would you mind sharing the facts behind such bold statements.
If Barney is still selling away, and holds 5 percent, would he not been required to report again with SEC. I believe he has 10 days from sale to do this, yet I haven't seen anything come out from SEC since his last sell off.
Sorry not with this stock. 5 years and no revenue. Do you really think after all this time of not producing revenue that liquidmetal is really focused on this as a goal.
Name of the game is Apple. This will be the only redemptive ingredient to Liquidmetal as a company.
Looks like we are in for more toxic financing by our management: Presenting before "fund managers, analysts, and traders from over 185 firms."
Liquidmetal Technologies has added a news release to its Investor Relations website.
Title: Liquidmetal Technologies to Present at LD MICRO Conference
Date(s): Nov. 24, 2015 7:30 AM
For a complete listing of our news releases, please click here
RANCHO SANTA MARGARITA, Calif. --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 24, 2015-- Liquidmetal® Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: LQMT), the world's leading developer of amorphous alloys, will be presenting at next week's LD MICRO Investment Newsletter Conference in Los Angeles . Liquidmetal Technologies CEO Tom Steipp , CFO Tony Chung , and VP Sales Paul Hauck will give their presentation on December 2nd at The Luxe Sunset Hotel at 10:00 a.m.
Some 200 companies will give their presentations to an anticipated audience of fund managers, analysts, and traders from over 185 firms.
About Liquidmetal Technologies
Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. is the leading developer of amorphous alloys that utilize the performance advantages offered by amorphous alloy technology. Amorphous alloys are unique materials that are distinguished by their ability to retain a random structure when they solidify, in contrast to the crystalline atomic structure that forms in ordinary metals and alloys. Liquidmetal Technologies is the first company to produce amorphous alloys in commercially viable bulk form, enabling significant improvements in products across a wide array of industries. For more information, go to www.liquidmetal.com.
View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20151124005239/en/
Source: Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc.
Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc.
Otis Buchanan
Media Relations
1-949-635-2120
otis.buchanan@liquidmetal.com
Investors are losing confidence in this stock fast. If Steipp and team don't come out with some positive news soon, I think we see a mass exodus here.
These kinds of inquiries have been comming in for over 4 years now--RFQ's etc. Not one contract has come out of them ever! We are 5 months away from Haucks 2 year anniversary, and we have not one contract or revenue to show for it.
This is a loser company with a loser management and so far an ineffective sales force. Without Apple legitimizing the technology, this company will fail and go bankrupt. I have been in for over 4 years. I think we are a few months out from knowing which way this company is going to go. But I think we only have a 10-20 percent chance of success. If success happens it will be a big 2000 percent gain.
Glad to hear someone is making a nickle off this stock. I hope you didn't loose big time at some point before deciding to day trade the stock.
Bottom line is Steipp has totally ruined this stock for any long time holders. If Apple doesn't have any plans for liquidmetal we can all kiss what remains of our investment good bye!
You must mean bullsheet, rather than bullish sentiment.
PDP,
I remember you selling off way back when for around 16-18 cents a share right before the spike to 40 cents. Then you vanished for a while.
Did you buy back in at these cheaper share prices hoping to make some change on the spike? How's it working out for you?
Ok. Then I guess I will hold to end of next year.
Where is the news of revenue Steipp said would come in 4th quarter 2015?
Was his black knife the revenue maker? What a joke!
I am giving this stock until end of february. If I don't see real progress in terms of contracts and revenue, I am out. I just hope we don't get another blast of dilution before then.
Covering what base. Liquidmetal has absolutely nothing Apple would ever need, now that they own perpetual rights to the technology, according to many on this board.
Saying it doesn't cost anything does not give an intelligent rational behind the renewal.
Gamesc,
You make a good point. Also why didn't Steipp and the rest of the insiders start selling off their shares if this is going to .03 as one predicts. The only one selling is the mattress guy who hasn't had inside info for over a year.
Some on this board think they have liquidmetal and their partnerships all figured out, I don't think so. To many unknowns in these partnerships.
I still haven't heard anyone give sound reasoning for why Apple continues to renew each year when they have perpetual rights to the technology forever.
And yet YOU remain in the game?
When this stock soars long investors will be flying so high that it will be hard to see the shorts picking up the scraps on the ground left behind.
Go back and read the string of posts. No one was making excuses for the board.
Not what I asked for. Try again.
What is keeping this up is the belief/hope that Apple will eventually use liquidmetal in a product/ buy out liquidmetal for a 2000 percent gain to the SP. investors have not sold out and have placed their bet on this possibility. 80 percent chance it doesn't happen and liquidmetal goes bankrupt and we all loose.
Hauck and his team will never produce the contracts needed to get this company to break even without Apple legitimizing liquidmetal by using it in their products. This means Apple will need to find a way to mass produce it in away that is cost effective. I don't suspect they are there yet.
This isn't rocket science. Think about it.
If this company doesn't have news of a real significant contract between now and February we will see the SP plummet even more.
I agree with Watts-Management should put up some of their own cash like all other investors have and show their belief in this company.
I think if Hauck, who has credibility, did this first it would send a strong signal to all.
Steipp is not going to leave or be forced to leave. His board is behind him, Materion, and Engel trust him, and most of all Apple trusts him.
Hauck must trust him and believe in him as well to come on board with liquidmetal.
The CC was a non-event. How many times do investors need to be reminded that Steipp said their would be no break even this year.
I don't see the SP moving much either way as a result of this CC.
Where were all the hard questions from those who come off bold on the board?
I wonder if we will get information about a new contract with Steipp with the next quarterly report, since his last contract expired during the third quarter of this year.