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Exactly, I was just posting something similar. Thanks
Both of these articles were from the last three months—so not old at all.
Also I posted this because many people lately have said why no info from liquidmetal—I was reminding people that “no info” could very well be the “best info”. Get it?
Ok that’s, funny!!!
More reasons nit hearing anything is good: https://listverse.com/2020/12/29/top-10-ways-apple-ensures-the-secrecy-of-unreleased-products/
Not hearing anything is good. Here’s why: https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2021/01/14/apple-insistence-on-secrecy-bites-hyundai.html
Hahaha!
Thyssen—steering wheel components.
I’d like to see John Deere or caterpillar jump into the mix—heck, throw in Harley too.
Someone pin this as a permanent reminder.
Hahahahahhahahahaha! Do you really believe what you posted?!
The iPad fold would be a great lighthouse product...just saying. C’mon March.
They are for many reasons especially level two securities which are commonly used for working capital needs of growing companies.
Key words be to pay attention to: “Zr based”....remember the tonnage of zirconium purchased?! Remember to huge debt amount of securities purchased?!
Again, draw your own conclusions.
https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/11/11/2338/htm
Re read this article and consider recent posts...draw your own conclusions.
Well done! Thanks!!! There’s the proof of 106c being a liquidmetal formula—outside of CIP. Appreciate you posting.
I remember a document showing 106c as a liquidmetal formula that was shared here. Can’t remember who posted or when. It was a table that listed the other formulas also.
Your dd is exceptional. Always impressive. Thanks!
Impressive!
Agreed. The article said they issued convertible bonds—they can convert to stock. We know that liquidmetal uncharacteristically bought a huge load of bonds 3Q—debt securities. Still, I have nothing that exactly pins them together, but they seem related for many reasons and the timing matches. Hopefully more dd will be found soon. Li has used this play many other times to make his money work 2x. Makes sense.
Yes, great work and thank you!!!
Remember, convertible bonds are typically issued when a company has a high expectation of explosive growth.
If this connection plays out, Liquidmetal will own a portion of its own raw material (zirconium) supply chain, by converting these bonds to stock.
“In 2020, with the help of a good financing platform of listed companies, we issued 205 million yuan of convertible bonds, providing strong financial support for the Oxygen Clohua Zirconium Project with an annual output of 20,000 tons (planned product of 100,000 tons, planned to be built in two phases).”
Key words——issued bonds.
Guess who bought a crap ton of bonds in 3Q 2020?! Strong correlation.
For the record, 205 million yuan is roughly $31million usd. Not perfect proof, yet.
The movement of raw materials and the LK tech stock jump (equipment), coupled with the significant increase in bond financing—are all leading indicators also...of a “fruitful” whale contract.
Then consider the yttrium component of the low cost 106c, and the “out of nowhere” partnership with eutectix.
Also consider, the trade show where DM said/indicated that the manufacturing location was proof of concept. It was.
Finally remember the low cost 106c is a Liquidmetal USA formula.
Sure seems to me that Liquidmetal hooked Apple or some other whale. 2021 will be interesting!
Yes, China owns the rare earth market. The eutectix partnership makes perfect sense now—it’s all about the yttrium needed for the low cost 106c.
https://eutectix.com/metal-processing/rare-earth-metals/
106c and the rare earth connection—yttrium— is now clear to me thanks to your post. Appreciate your DD! Thanks!
Regarding a $2 stock price—just compare how Li has cornered the Liquidmetal patent, production, and material supply chain to Carnegie’s steel.
But who knows!?
I know right...I thought “fruitful” was an interesting word to use for the 2021 outlook. Probably nothing...but who knows
Interesting choice of words:
Everything is going to be changed at the begining of the 2021.
— LK Machinery (@LKMachineryInt) January 11, 2021
Say goodbye to the 2020, a fruitful brand new 2021 has come to us. #LK #Machinery #diecasting #plastics #injectionmolding #cncmachining #brand #new2021 # #branding #innovation pic.twitter.com/nkAbbzCOt2
Your assumption is that immediately when a post is made that the stock price should change? There is only a fraction of a percent of liquidmetal stockholders that even know of, much less visit,this board.
As always, paymemf comes up with great info--linking LK to the maze!
Lol, I just addressed the use of the cash question from your post. Of course we will get licensing/royalty as well if used in out PLA designated territories.
LQMT will get interest on the debt.
Could be...time will tell. Whatever it is there is something big brewing.
Someone’s buying a lot of LK technology machines—wonder how those were financed for the buyer? Hmm...debt securities? Imagine Lugee using his original cash that bought the LQMT stock, to now finance the manufacturing via the huge investment in level 2 debt securities! Genius—His money is working twice.
Finished up 32% and was full throttle on the 52 week high. One year chart looks like a mountain climber!
Remember that we signed a partnership with eutectix—a US based supplier of yitrium. Go team Lugee! An alloy with an even lower cost!
that’s a leading indicator! I sure like the way this is all lining up.
Lower cost than 106c! This is getting real gents! No way this stock isn’t into dollar land soon! We know about the isolite dental unit and Martin guitars. When an auto market hits, and Apple hits...$3 to $5.