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The BMG 3D printing that the German outfit Heraeus Amloy does would be where I’d be looking if I wanted something made of BMG.
The Engle machines are really reconfigured injection molding machines and likely have a secondary market value.
Eutectix--boy, here's an interesting situation!
Fairly soon after the electrical upgrade was complete (Read: we jumped through all the hoops, completed the install, paid for it in full, but then never used an iota of it) management decided that we were going to lease the Lake Forest building. So what to do with all the production equipment? Well, I guess it's safe to say that Eontec did not want it--even for free, just pay shipping. If the fact that Eontec did not want the Green Mystery Machines, the degating equipment, and all the other wizz bang tooling....this should be screaming Fraud! in your ears, young unicorn. So LQMT comes up with an agreement with a previously unknown player in the LQMT universe, Eutectix.
Eutectix is a larger outfit that apparently deals with similar types of manufacturing equipment and has a couple locations. The terms of the Eutectix deal were made public. If you cared to read the fine print it goes something like this: Eutectix takes possession of all the LQMT production equipment but not necessarily ownership. As a free bonus Eutectix also received all inventory of LQMTs BMG stock -- ya' know those 4" cylinders of pure LM106 made by Materon? A Green Mystery Machine just processes these cylinders (or ingots), many, many investors incorrectly assume that LQMT somehow makes BMG. Per contract, Eutectix is allowed to do what ever they wish with all the equipment; including manufacture stuff. LQMT is supposed to get some type of percentage of sales if this is the case. LQMT has the right to cancel this contract at any time and the contract can be extended. It is completely unclear what happens in the event the contract just plain expires. The two Engle machines alone cost us about a half a mil. The equipment is known to have gone to an Eutectix location in Arizona.
Don't worry happy unicorn, I have the contract expiration date as an upcoming event on my calendar. If necessary I'll be springing this inconvenient ghost from the past on all of you the day after the contract ends and providing we investors are not notified of an extension --'cause that is kinda is a material event ya' knows.
Here is a pic of one of our Engle machines, unenergized of course; sitting in the shade of a completely worthless overhead bridge crane in beautiful Lake Forest. You know it's LQMT because there is not an ounce of work in process anywhere near the machines.
Which lie are you referring to? My favorite was:
"We can't allow visitors into the production area because of safety reasons" which really was... we don't wan't any of you meddling kids to see that none of the machines have the ability to be plugged in.
Because of the MTA with Apple; LQMT is not going to make a public statement. They are just going to introduce Movano to Eontech and allow them to dance.
Scouring the Movado Evie website and a whole bunch of blustery marketing and sales schpeel; it's pretty God Damn hard to find the word Liquidmetal. They certainly are not making BMG a selling point what-so-ever but they make selling points of everything and anything else. I think this is very telling.
The Evie Ring will be a $0 generator for LQMT, all the money will flow through Eontech and none of it will hit the books of little LQMT.
Sorry....
You forgot to mention that frustrated investors are openly mocking LQMT using fictions lies, slander, fraud, and 100% horseshit.
Unfortunately this harassment hasn’t seemed to trigger LQMT into better behavior. :o(
I’m going to work with Josh to get some crappy photos obviously taken overseas in some kinda factory, laboratory setting. Maybe an aluminum shoebox with some LED lights on the outside with the tail end of a wiring harness sticking out. This might be fun! Perhaps we get the photo with that same machine that creates the pressure plates for Lockheed Martin— it’ll be our inside joke.
And, who was the poster here who used to report to us occasionally with those international freight bills of lading that were somehow public knowledge? Let’s get one of those that says a pallet with like zero weight was delivered to Lake Forest and to the attention of TC. Date it like 3 quarters ago.
I bet this story can swing the stockprice .02. Maybe .03???
Not this Bitcoin Miner!!!
This miner is going to have LM106 bearing surfaces for near frictionless spinning.
And it’s going to be developed by some Japan traded machine company hopefully with the name Toyoda— the precurser to Toyota.
And with Toyota involved, this miner is going to be placed in the engine compartment of select future model Lexus’. Yes! You can mine Bitcoin while you drive. And get this, it’s only with LM106 near frictionless bearing surfaces that the change in MPG or miles per charge is nearly negligble. Some early testing is showing no difference at all.
Now here’s the good part! First some (slightly) bad news. This miner can only upload to a special NFT. And this NFT has a max cap payout of $50,000 every 6 months. That aside, here’s the really crazy part….
Who do we all know that just spent $50,000??? Yes that Tony Chung!!! It’s pretty easy for me to connect the dots that Tony Chung has been driving around in his Lexus mining Bitcoin with a prototype. He cashed in for the $50k AND IMMEDIATELY BOUGHT SHARES OF LQMT!!! ‘Cause he knows. He’s an insider. And he knows this is the breakout we have all been waiting for!
Time to back up the truck!!!!
Today is a travel day for me but I promise to get back with you with a brand new concoction-- the LQMT Bitcoin Miner!
I'll give you the story line, all you'll need are a couple photos.
Whoa! Admitting that Joshuea, DMN, Payme, et. al. are above all else......manipulators???
There might be hope for you yet.
Screaming posters falsely accusing other posters of driving the stock down via posts on iHub....boy oh boy how many times have we heard this in the past? Too many!
Yes, Aaron Rodgers in a Jets uniform out preformed 3 of LQMTs 4 employees last year.
If simple, sober thoughts about LQMT that are completely true are really that upsetting, I suggest you join the group over at Stockwits.
If you don't like hearing LQMTs redundant past time and time again, I suggest joining the LQMT group on Reddit.
Bring your BMG pom poms!
Over the years we've had industrial sales reps from MacB, Eontec, Materion, and there was some group that Steipp brought in and posted pictures of their training 'bout the time of the knife. Where are these 23 from? I dunno, let's just call them The Jordans.
So, over the past 15 years; I don't think anyone will dispute that all these industry sales people have inked 0 deals. Aaron Rodgers in a Jets uniform has better stats.
LQMT has four employees: LI, Besnick, Carrubba, and Chung.
LQMT has four products: Treasury shares, rent of 20321 Valencia, LM105, and LM106.
In 2023, three of the employees did absolutely zero and sales of two of the products were absolutely zero.
COINCIDENCE???
Back on topic… why do you feel LQMT is solid?
but they don't need to pump anything because they have something really solid.
Solid as in how??? Customer base? Production capability? Market share? Employee commitment? Financial strength?
What are some of the things MOVE has patents for?
Ring Input Device with Pressure Sensitive Input
Patented granted August 22, 2023
Apple, Inc
https://image-ppubs.uspto.gov/dirsearch-public/print/downloadPdf/11733790
Two days after the news about about the proposed Evie Ring Apple re-released a two year old press release about its' pursuit of an Apple Ring.
Take the hint you idiots!
Hey man layoff good ol' Almost.
Ya' know how hard it is to simultaneously lash out at all contrary opinion while completely ignoring that the Evie Ring is not a complete violation of the Apple MTA???
Didn't think so.
Did you buy shares of MTRN when that was a focus LQMT investors?
You could have a whole portfolio of past LQMT side plays, I'd call it the Reoccurring Bad Dream.
How does a proposed Evie Ring not violate the agreement with Apple???
What you have brought to the table is a bunch of gobbly gook. The press release by Movano merely states they took 110 people, put a prototype ring and a prototype of another Movano product, some type of wrist bangle; and then monitored their blood pressure....BFD. It also states that a proposed ring will not have FDA approval at launch.
Everyone here is well aware of what the Apple MTA says.
Listen, if the angle of your argument is that the Apple agreement talks about consumer electronics, not medical devices; ahhhh....that ain't gonna fly.
I don't believe for a second anything about this Evie Ring but if you do please be aware of the following: Apple authored and has an explicit do not compete agreement with LQMT due to some prior business. The attributes of an Evie Ring do some of the things an Apple Watch already does. Also, about 3 years ago Apple made public a potential future product called an Apple Ring; doing exactly what an Evie Ring does. The half assed attempt at a footnote at the bottom of page one of the Movano website saying the ring is a medical product doesn't mean anything to the stockade of salaried lawyers Apple employs.
Today (or yesterday) Apple re-announced their potential Apple Ring via their mouthpiece, AppleInsider. Some Redditors have caught wind of this but are unaware this news is really about three years old.
I think the press re-release is Apple telegraphing LQMT to back off.....and probably Apple is pissed to have to do it this way because our one remaining employee doesn't answer the phone.
Also, @Researchfyi is exactly correct. Tony Chung did not need to buy a million shares on the open market so that he could cash in on LQMT. He already has plenty of shares via options if LQMT ever hit it big.
TC bought further into the company to keep his job alive, not to keep the LQMT doors open.
LQMT loses its tenant Matterhackers and can't find a prompt replacement, the building requires a unforeseen large expense like a new roof, or if there is a spike in real estate taxes....these things spell some real trouble for the company.
Or worse, LQMT thinks it can somehow go toe to toe with Apple in a courtroom because this ridiculous Evie Ring is NOT a violation of of the agreement with Apple....the lawyers will eat up whatever it is we have in the bank in a matter of months. I don't know that LQMT could cover the retainer to be honest.
Oh! And BTW if you are new around here.
In my opinion this whole Evie Ring thing is a complete bunch of BS. It is imaginary and created by no less than three people who used to post here often so that they could option trade the stock. Their deals went down last Tuesday and Wednesday with their broadcast of the fake Evie ring BS story. They made and exited their trades and that's why today you are scratching your head 'Why is the share price not headed up like it was last week?' They made their money on the fabricated news of the ring.
I've been here a long, long time. We old timers have seen this happen again and again. Funny thing, the story of this ring is tripping on itself, they can't even come up with a good story anymore without it getting tangled up with known facts about LQMT.
Want to know who the swindlers are? Easy, they are the ones who just popped up here after a long absence and are awefully curious why a detractor such as myself has deep concerns about the Evie story. Their direct questions have suddenly been detracted.
Tony Chung invested about $60,000 in LQMT for additional shares; if you want to describe it as the sexier, larger number...OK call it a million more shares. You want to say he is an insider and using personal cash to buy further in to the company and that is a very positive sign....that's fine too.
But here's how I see it. Tony Chung makes a salary of about $250,000 a year and does very, very little to earn it; a pathetic amount of effort and I'd say no oversight. At this point in time LQMT is really on the ropes. If they went BK on any given day nobody would be surprised. LQMT is receiving no help from anywhere, if you believe in the Maze...fine. But the Maze is not helping their little LQMT brother. It is a dire situation.
So if I'm Tony Chung and I want to preserve my do-nothing $250,000 salary, yeah spending $60,000 to keep it alive for what? 24 months? makes a lot of sense.
When I glanced over a few parts of this situation this morning all I see are a dozen red flags.
I'm glad you brought up contracts @Researchify because despite some posters claiming otherwise, no contract has been announced. But let's say for arguments sake, yes shareholders caught wind of this before it's announced. OK, ask yourself What would a contract for these products look like??? I think a contract would be signed by Eontec, Yihao, or even some other unknown Hong Kong company. And non-signer to the contract, LQMT USA; supposedly receiving some type of licensing fee for units produced, shipped and most importantly...paid for.
I'll tell you right now, these partner/maze companies are going to have a hard time writing a check for licensing fees. And these same partner/maze companies have had plenty of time to doctor up the recipe for LM106 so that in their mind they don't need to pay at all.
You guys are so gullible, I can't believe what I am reading!
Another hard lesson for LQMT shareholders coming right up!
Just a guess but there are rumors circulating that Apple Vision Pro is releasing in March. Coupled with other rumors that somehow BMGs are used in that product.....all these new investors in the marketplace are falling for similar BS to what we all fell for years ago.
Just my opinion.
I don't think he is going to directly respond but allow me offer two explanations for why Lugee Li bought into LQMT:
A) Lugee Li loves technology! He is a university professor deeply into the study and mechanics of BMGs and instructing/mentoring others. Simultaneously he became an accomplished entrepreneur. Lugee Li started and is a managing partner of Eontec. A $1.7 billion dollar company with 2,619 employees. Dongguan Eontec Co. manufacturers metal parts for consumer electronics, medical, and automotive industries; amongst many others. With all this hard work comes financial benefits! Lugee Li is very wealthy. Although he divested some of his interest in Eontec, he took that money and personally invested it into LQMT. Lugee Li has 43 million reasons why he wants LQMT to be successful and his interest in LQMT is profound.
or....
B) Dongguan Eontec saw LQMT as easily accessible low hanging fruit. During a carefully crafted take over, Lugee Li was used as a straw buyer. A dummy management team was installed and all other employees were fired. The physical assets of the company were given away to an outfit in Arizona. The intellectual property was put into a briefcase and sent on a one way trip to Hong Kong. There is one sole remaining asset, a building that is now leased out. Still a publicly traded company, LQMT sells equity interest/treasury shares on a daily basis. Lugee Li does not draw a salary. LQMT is a textbook example of how a foreign firm can use gaslighting to acquire the intellectual property of a company for the cheapest price and with the least amount of scrutiny.
Ya' know, if you could find the real data: if you were to graph the Licensing and Royalty Revenue and the revenue from the sales of Treasury Shares they would likely overlay each other perfectly.....like they are both the same thing.
Jus' Say'n
Honestly, if we could get him to even glance at North America that would be an improvement.
But that being said, I am the guy who says that we have heard the last words from Lugee Li.
Here it is November 10th and as an investor I still am not told even in the broadest terms how business went in July, August, and September.
Is this because the numbers are so large the wheel spinning hamsters in the computers of LQMT can't run fast enough?
Or, is it because Lugee Li is retired and thrown away his cell phones, e mail addresses, and especially that damn alarm clock. Therefore he can't be reached to even virtually sign the 10Q filing?
The answer is we can say with certainty that Lugee Li considers himself retired. But it would come as no surprise if LQMT actually had hamster based computers and those hamsters would be just as lazy as the management team. Your guess is as good as mine!
Todays Secret Word losers:
pinion gear
Tesla
zirconium
Yihao
Lockheed Martin Puncture Plate
mass production
Apple Vision Pro VR goggles
hinge
Oppo
renewed contract
sapphire glass
Apple Watch
Liquidmetal instead of titanium
ISO standards compliance
salesforce
maze
No boys and girls, you will NOT hear any of these words today despite the heartwarming joy you felt hearing them over and over again during the past three months. But there is one word that is the odds on favorite...bankruptcy. Bet a dollar to win a hundred.
So today is an earnings release day for good ol' LQMT or as I call it; You Bet Your Life Day
I can just hear George Fennman whispering now 'Today's secret word is...bankruptcy.'
Have they clipped that $100 bill to the bottom of that duck yet? That's the dollar land that everyone has spoken about for years.
In the past twelve years they have sold four products: the knife, the guitar pins, the watch bezels, and the part to the tendon repair device.
On the other hand, what they really sell is shares of stock and that is their core business in my opinion.
Admitting you have a problem is the first step to the cure.
Let's extrapolate this just a bit further and make it crystal clear to even the densest rainbow riding unicorn.
This "innovation" has been around for some 20 years. There have been marketed products of knives, USB drives, golf clubs, Nokia phones, guitar pegs, Turing phones, tennis rackets, a medical tendon repair device....just to name a few. There has been an enormous effort over the years of public relations through bouncing balls, trade shows, and open houses. There was the manufacturers rep route taken by Engle. There has been plethora of ideas publicly submitted on this board for Navy rail guns, NASA spaceships, auto parts, Space X, Tesla, and needless to say every single forth coming Apple product.
You mean to tell me that over the course of 20 years and all those sets of eyes that have looked at LQMT, not one of them can make profitable use of it?
No matter how expensive it may be; there is not anything anywhere that could benefit by LQMT (even at great cost)?
Not even a space program?
Not even a Formula One car?
None of the worlds militaries?
Not even crazy Elon Musk?
It all boils down to the fact that it doesn't work. All the engineers, metallurgical scientists, and industrialists know it does not work.
And when you take a look at the behavior time and time again by this company...yes LQMT too knows it doesn't work.
Use appreciate your input Gary, thanks for the question.
However, let me give you a little history. The company has had numerous white papers they have published of various potential products in various potential markets. This board has literally had years and years of opinions and new thoughts of how to apply LQMT and make money. Other online boards, Stockwits and Reddit, have two consistent posters who post nefarious but crafted Loch Ness monster type postings that sorta purport the use of LQMT. They do this for their own self interest but they come up with about 10 of these hoaxes a year. Most notably there is an extensive list of products that have been made using LQMT and every one of those products has the same story--a complete dud.
All said, looking in aggregate; there is no shortage of possibilities that have been tabled. Looking at this same aggregate, it becomes very apparent that none of these ideas will ever come to fruition. And with that reasoning, deduce that it is blatantly obvious that none of the purported traits of LQMT and it's BMGs are true. This is a company of 100% bullshit.
Attached is a new photo obtained from an anonymous source deep inside the sister of a known Maze company located near the filming site of a famous Godzilla movie. Viewed through an expensive electron microscope, this shows a LQMT 106 bullion at the point of it's inception. When the molten LQMT 106 is suddenly flash frozen to create it's super strong atomic structure. The footwear company Crocs may be the rumored company investigating expanding its product line to military duty footwear. They not so co-incidentally have a manufacturing plant near the Godzilla filming site.
I gotten to thinking; what if the price of LQMT goes negative? And being a scam; TC might tell the shareholders to send a check to Lake Forest for an amount proportional to the shares they own. A dollar a share, 'cause LQMT shareholders are obsessed with "dollar land".
Maybe it would be at that point the unicorns would get it through their thick heads that this is all a fraud? But maybe not....
If these were open market purchases, a very strong signal indeed!