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Apple pays $20 mil to lock down IP for a new metal mini paperclip sounds pretty ridic don't you agree?
I'm just saying, expect bigger things. Either that or apple threw 20 mil to prevent samsung and other competitors from figuring out how to make a LM unibody before they do.
So far it seems the only major difference is the new "lightning" charger/adapter thingy. Other than slightly boosting accessory sales for AAPL I agree the iphone 5 is a dud. Although it comes in white AND slate colors. *soooo coool*
No thanks I'll stick with my Android.
Still waiting to hear about that sim card ejector tool. The release is Sep 21st... probably won't be long til someone breaks one down and analyzes all the micro components...
I think the worst of the selloff happened today. Tomorrow might even pick up by a small % IMO from covering and long term deal seekers.
That kind of info cannot be disclosed...
Selloff wasn't as bad as I thought.... thoughts? Will tomorrow be worse? I feel like this is such a niche stock that most "general public" types don't even have it on radar.
No mention of sim card ejector device yet lol *fingers crossed*
Tune in yourselves...
http://www.ustream.tv/appleannouncement
Load up, son! I'm a buyer at .25
1PM EST I can hardly wait.
NBC article
What'll it be like?
Name confusion aside, the latest rumors suggest that the next-generation iPhone will look pretty darn similar to the iPhone 4S, but with a slightly thinner and larger screen and a two-tone body with a **metal backside.**
Apple presentation to start at 10am PDT
Big volume in the AM buying or selling won't mean much to me, or any of the other long-termers on here.
I keep reminding myself to look farther than Apple and consider the other opportunities besides consumer electronics. Liquidmetal has so many potential applications. I feel like so many investors have put all their eggs into the Apple basket.
Even if tomrrow's press release "disappoints" LQMT investors, keep in mind there's still Aerospace, Defense, and Medical applications which are giant markets that have yet to be explored.
PLUS: Apple (which happens to be the largest company in the USA by market cap btw) has locked down LQMT through 2014 for CE. There are a number of Apple products that could contain our beloved amorphous alloy when released in the future.
My motto for today is Don't Be Scurrred... :)
GO LQMT
Read the risk factors, and then argue why we should still buy or hold LQMT. It's some really scary stuff, but we have to read that in order to make good decisions.
My question... and maybe I missed this piece of crucial info.... how much as Apple paid to extend the 2 year cover-all license for Consumer Electronics?
It cost $20 million for the first 2 years... I have not seen anywhere how much LQMT earned for the extension of the contract.
I agree. The Swatch deal always seemed more exciting to me than the rumor of Apple. $20 million is a small fee for Apple, I'm sure they'd happily pay just to lock up LQMT from being used by competitors until they get the lawsuits sorted out, even if they had no intention of ever using LQMT.
What excites me about LQMT is not only the Swatch deal, but by Visser's large equity stake in the company. VPC is a company looking to make some moves, and by working with LQMT I think they will.
LQMT is a YOUNG company. It las lots of room to grow and many applications besides consumer electronics that are exciting, including medical and aerospace. IMO The potential aerospace applications are more intriguing than the apple rumor.
I'm long LQMT, but I also bottom feed on Iphone rumors, just like most everyone else. Once the volume stabilizes after some proven revenue growth LQMT is going to be a steady riser, with the possibility of going sky high on any announcement for use in another large industry.
Whatever happened with the Swatch deal?
Seems like everyone thinks all of LQMT's eggs are in the Apple basket.
.33 looks like a new resistance level... Lets hope this bump up to .35 can last the rest of the week. 2 weeks ago we were bouncing around .3.... 10% gain in 2 weeks NOT TOO SHABBY and still room to run.
Also I think LQMT will benefit significantly with manufacturing investments as money gets put into product development, it will become cheaper to manufacture in economies of scale as more experience is gained. Once production capacity is realized and increased, the sky is the limit.
RE: Visser's share maturity...
To offer a long term investment opportunity in shares to a seasoned manufacturer and partner, to relieve the company of debt is an extremely bullish sign. It shows the company has plans for developing with Visser in the future, which is cash flow accretive once products are complete. LQMT may not be able to handle Apple's manufacturing needs, but the exposure and commercialization of LQMT products through apple could be the best marketing LQMT could ask for.
Visser would be wise to hold on to shares for a long time, as LQMT is only going to grow in popularity.
We saw a huge bounce on a RUMOR, imagine what kind of gains we'll get once contracts are signed and info is released to public.
LQMT is still a start up company, but unlike other penny stocks, this one has several large partners and a viable plan to enter numerous markets with its products.
I'm waiting for info about aerospace applications to be released. IMO that's the real money maker.
Also, does anyone have any more info or ideas about what's going on with the Swatch partnership?
GLTA
I'm staying long! I was thinking of trading around and playing some momentum but F* it I'm staying long. Go LQMT!
I have a feeling as soon as details of the new apple contract extension are released this is going to have a HUGE pop.
I'm contemplating increasing my position and buying on any dip. Waiting for my next paycheck to hit, screw a 401K I'm retiring on LQMT!
WTF is going on the the bid/ask spreads today? The MM have to be raking it in with this volume??
This is still a speculative company.
We should expect that it will trade like one until some real sustained revenues and profits are realized. Penny stocks are for day traders! I'll buy more when it drops below .15
Blazing up to 7 pennies today, hold on to your hats ;)
CHK has too much debt to be a viable hostile takeover target. If anything, CHK will sell some assets (property) to cover its long term obligations. I have faith.
Buy now, I'm calling 16.50 a bottom.
IBT article about Iphone 5 features and patents!
http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/334708/20120429/iphone-5-features-apple-nfc-patent-itunes.htm
Could this be the news we are all waiting for? Go long!! Go LQMT!
OK so Apple bought the rights to use Liquidmetal in Consumer Electronics.
That is a pretty broad category.
Apple paid a 1 time licensing fee. The key is that the 1 time fee was paid.... so (I may be wrong about this) but if they paid a 1 time fee for lifetime use of LQMT, how will LQMT earn ANY more money from Apple? They already paid for the use. Let's say iPhone 5 has a LQMT component. Apple already paid for it. LQMT won't see any more revenues directly from Apple, ever.
Anyone else think this stock is being unfairly punished? Sure the price of Nat gas is at a 10 year low, but CHK is the 2nd largest gas producer in the US only behind XOM. Once LNG exports start CHK is going through the roof. BUY NOW! GO CHK!
Lets hope the European list happens. Free shares are free shares, no matter how much the commission is. I've been in and I've watched this stock every day for over a year and a half, down over 90%.... As they say... my hands are tied. I also read that report last year that gave an $8-$12 PPS estimate for April 2012.
Guess what? It's April and we're below a nickel.
All I can do is hope, but after seeing all the PR hype and lack of facts you can't blame me for being skeptical.
Does anyone have experience with class action lawsuits?
Has anyone ever seen one of the devices? If they exist, why aren't there more pictures and details about applications from anyone besides this company. This is a total scam, IMO
I'll still wait for another pump though ;)
Criminal investigation needed. If the SEC really wanted to protect the shareholders they would launch their own criminal investigation and make us all whole again.
Why not sell lease rights?? If UTOG is as broke as they say they are, i'm curious as to why they haven't just sold off some property to bigger players like Chesapeake or Exxon to finance drilling. Could it be that there's no actual oil and gas under that land??? Or they'd rather screw over German investors to continue funding a scam. They've already screwed us, who's next?
Who is Butterfield anyways??? I'd like to know what the CEO thinks about anything that is going on. After all, he is supposed to answer to us. I'm tired of having to hear from the Smyth mouthpiece. The only time I remember seeing Butterfield's name mentioned in a shareholder update they spelled his freakin name wrong. How can someone keep their job after publicly misspelling their boss's name?
This whole company is a scam and a joke. How is there not a lawsuit on our behalf? I'll be waiting for that day, cause I have a feeling that's the only way I'll get anywhere close to even.
We, the owners of this company, are in desperate need of good news. The toughest time for start up businesses is the first few years. Additional financing is always needed. Hopefully this cash injection will be all UTOG needs to start pumping and selling.
Does anyone else think the ongoing austerity in Europe will benefit generic drug makers like this one?
I do. I'm considering buying more.
Running out of ideas on how to pump so they re-release old news. Maybe they're gearing up for a big European P&D.
MGMT is vague and non-informative as ever with the latest update. Nothing was updated really, just a re-iteration of what we already knew...which is basically nothing.
IMO "pro-rata" means reverse split. Screw the shareholders, make MGMT rich on lies and scams...as usual!
I don't think the 8000 shareholders are holding on because they're happy, they are holding on because they have lost over 90% of their value so what's the point in doing anything but holding on and hoping for the best?
Anyone who still has shares (myself included) better be prepared for loss IMO this stock is going nowhere. Let's hope I'm wrong.
It's nice to see volume increasing. I'm in this for the long haul. I'm "only" down 86%. All news is good news at this point.
Northeast Automotive Holdings, Inc. is engaged in the wholesale purchase and sale of vehicles acting as a middleman between various dealer and institutional sellers and dealer purchasers. The Company sells the vehicles only through the established third-party auctions, which act as a marketplace for used vehicles. The Company purchases the vehicles from two types of sellers: institutional sellers and dealers. Institutional sellers include vehicle manufacturers and their captive finance arms, banks, vehicle finance companies, credit unions, other financial institutions, vehicle rental companies, commercial fleets and fleet management/licensing companies. Selling dealers include licensed franchised, independent and wholesale vehicle dealers. The Company deal only with the wholesale sellers and buyers and do not buy from or sell to individuals. In addition, the Company is not engaged in purchasing or selling scrap vehicles.
I'm curious what an extremely micro cap company like this (market cap =$116,000) would possibly be able to invest in UTOG to further development of New Miami.
Also curious who the "veteran oil industry executive" is that NEAU is courting.
What it means for UTOG? New Miami needs a lot more money than UTOG has to spend. Everything else is just speculation.
Is there a precedent for a uplisting?
Does anyone know of a specific stock that has been delisted to the grey sheets, and then uplisted back to pink?
I'm just curious if there is a precedent for this kind of thing in oil and gas companies. In my research I've found a handful of companies that successfully made it from the pinks up to the otcbb but it seems like they are one in a million and I can't find any info about a company that went back to pink after being smacked down to grey by the SEC.
So a small town newspaper interviewed Smyth about UTOG, and he gave us no new info or anything specific. More of the same ambiguous non-informaiton. How do we know this "interview" isn't just another paid PR technique?
Hi everyone, this is my first post to this board, but I've been following it for a while now. I'm in UTOG pretty deep, bought in last year at over $2 (worst investment I've ever made) and have since averaged down to just over $1. I'm waiting it out, since I've already lost most of everything how much lower can it really go? So I'm just holding on and waiting it out...
It would be nice to see some income statements. Here is my beef: If they sold oil from New Miami as per the last release, why haven't they disclosed how much was sold? Or the profits? Are we to just assume everything about this company with no actual facts to back it up?? Also, which Euro market are they planning to list? Is there a reason they can't disclose that?
I'd like to believe everything is on the up and up but this company just seems so shady and I find it hard to believe anything positive will happen given their notorious lack of disclosure.
I'll wait it out though, and hope for the best. It would be nice to get some free shares in a Euro Market... If we do, I'll just wait for that to pump and get out ASAP, and hopefully it will be enough to cover my grey sheet losses cause I seriously doubt they'll ever re-list in the pinks.
Also, why is this not listed in Canada? It's a Canadian company, after all.