You can have the last laugh. I'm going to have the first laugh when this sucker hits $.0025, and I get 200,000 shares for $500 bucks!

Come on down to barter / beg / bargain China Town! $.0025 gets me 200,000 lottery tickets at $500 bucks!

3DIcon is now a long shot at the horse races. A lottery ticket that has horrible odds. A thief in the night that was at your home earlier for dinner and good cheer - then breaks in to pillage and plunder.

That being said - WHEN and IF .0025 hits I'm buying 200,000 shares on a last crazed BANZAI! charge. It probably is money just thrown away. But $500.00 isn't much money to me... some cash I would've spent on a couple bottles of nice scotch...

Sometimes a risky gamble (even a statistically lousy won) pays off - albeit however temporal.

This may chalk up to be one of the worst investments I have ever made... Cheers and Salut!

Fine and dandy. Suppose what you said all happens to unfold and be true. Will you have any shares left after the next reverse split for profit? I mean come on, the stock is sitting at .0065!!!!

If you don't think they'll do another reverse split YET AGAIN to make the price look more stable and attractive to the next round-up of investors...well, I've got some ice I'd like to sell you up in Alaska too!!!

Curious as to how many on here actually adhered to an "exit strategy" on the backward stock landslide. How much was just too much loss? I sold off all my position off at .04 and consider that price a godsend considering the life-support machine has now seemingly been turned off on 3DIcon.

It's flatline time... burial services to follow.

So what you're saying is that it is entirely normal for upbeat and productive companies to never communicate with their shareholders, do unnecessary and toxic reverse splits, borrow funds in a haphazard and negative manner that collapse the stock price from the landslide financier selloff, and have online trading companies halt their further purchase of shares through a "freeze"?

WOW! So one question: If 3DIcon fulfills the role of a good company in the above context of the up and down range of the stockmarket... what's your definition of a bad company?

That grant is for chump change. In order to keep the lights on they will have to dilute, reverse split... dilute, reverse split... wash and then repeat for the next round of toxic financing... ad nauseum!

The problem is that as a shareholder in this context, eventually you're left holding a paper bag deflated by a big gaping hole. Kinda tough to stitch up a paper bag - it keeps bursting open again and again and again!

Trust is something earned and not implictly done through coersion. All I have seen up to date by Mr. Keating and the rest of the wolfpack is some slick snake-oil salesmanship mixed in with a dash of the the ol' carrot and stick shakedown routine.

I'm surprised that the phone hasn't been disconnected yet... or that you don't immediately get patched to a call forwarding service or voice recording... but as things spiral downward...

Call me pensive and full of trepidation... but, why in the world would you want to continue purchasing a stock that has been halted for trade by numerous online brokerage firms?

That's the equivalent of wandering around the bombed-out ghetto ruins of Detroit at night in a dapper suit and tie with a sign around your neck that says: "Come Rob Me"!

Good points. It's often times incredibly hard to admit defeat, shut off the lights, and lock the gate behind you...

It's far easier and less disconcerting to just play pretend and stoke inner consolation by continuing to throw good money at a bad investment... even though it just perpetuates delusion and turns your pockets inside out.

Hell, I even fight the momentary temptation of throwing several thousand bucks at this (yet again) for a couple 100K share position to then flip "IF IF IF" 3DIcon could ever make a miraculous recovery... BUT then I realize that this is merely a company that pitched a novel sci-fi concept that couldn't pass the smell test and flunked itself out.

Seriously. You would expect that a company on the verge of forever changing the world with a disruptive technology could at least perhaps update their website? Like maybe a handful of times in a few years? Nope. This company can't even be bothered to overhaul obsolete and inaccurate information from YEARS back - either because of sheer incompetence or reckless abandonment. And these are the same people due to harness and assemble mindbending 3-D? Now that IS truly a sci-fi concept: Business retardation and science mixed together!

Rule #1: Never get high on your own supply!

Rule #2: Never invest more than you can afford to lose!

Rule #3: If Rule #1 occurs, revert to Rule #2!

If the insiders start dumping off their shares at this subpenny slaughterhouse pricing... it'll be like rats fleeing a sinking ship. Rats are highly adept at intuitive self-preservation... no different than this shareholder "board".

I feel bad for those who got sold a false bill of goods on this "conceptual" stock. Especially those that dumped in money from businesses / pensions / 401K's that they really shouldn't have been so speculative with...


I don't want to sound -ve , but correct me if I'm wrong, How do anybody here consider our board successful? Based on what? Mr Mark is in office for less than 2 years and guess what happened to us since then? We lost our share counts( millions and millions of shares) and not only that even our share value moved south more than 1000% , really how do we consider that success? On the other hand someone like Dr Hakki, if I was Hakki and I know the value on my baby and what it worth, why would I sell millions of my shares with this cheap price for 60000$ when I'm couple of month away from my glory!!! I'm still holding to my shares (wont get me anything anyway if I sold) and actually I'm adding more and more everyday, hoping for anything but to be honest, this is depressing, poor management decision day after day. Good luck to u all

Yes, good call. It's called intervention... Perhaps compassionately so...

Best to just lick your wounds and use the massive loss to defray other capital gains accrued throughout the year.

This stock is KAPUT. Guess my post from several months back proves prophetic:

blakeblaze Wednesday, March 27, 2013 3:07:21 PM
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This stock is bad dream that keeps sweating delirium tremors... every time you THINK you've woken up it's really just deeper absorption into more of the nightmare.

I'm going to sell my remaining 30,000 shares for a paltry $900.00. But $900.00 is better than $600.00 or $300.00 or even $000.00 dollars when it flunks out bottom deck.

That reverse split obliterated us long term shareholders who offered support and foundation to this POS. The volume is now completely gone as is any vestiges of confidence. I predict we go sub-penny within a couple months...

Ciao!

You answered your own question in the latter half of it...

Apple (APPL) CEO Tim Cook: 'Amazing New Products' Coming....

Hmmm... LQMT: A destiny soon to arrive?

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/apple-aapl-sold-312-million-iphones-3rd-quarter/story?id=19751467

Your commentary insight wasn't that insightful afterall, huh?

This stock is just another Klegg Electronics that actually had a real product and Paula Abdul as spokeswoman at the Height of American Idol. The POS went from $3 to .000001 and I rode it all the way down trying to average my price. Same with ONT. I won't be fooled thrice. Just wanting others to not get dooped because they became emotionally invested. This stock is toast. You will jump back up a bit and down further, rinse, repeat, split, repeat. GLTAL

Hallelujah Brotha! I think you've gotten to the crux of the matter for all those new posters wildly swinging around butterfly nets with holes in them all alone out in left field!

I'm reposting some of my speculative commentary from months back for the benefit of those who are intrigued by Liquid Metal - above and beyond the Apple connection / agitprop.

The naysayers can rant and rave all day, but in the end they'll be pounding sand amongst the other troglodytes out in the desert.......

My take is that LQMT is a technology whose time has come. It's here. It's not abstract fantasyland. It's not the same prototype resurrected again and again with scalable setbacks and failures. It's had manufactured successes (albeit small). It has scores of patented uses already filed and recorded in its portfolio. The company was just ahead of its time back in the early 2000's when its IPO hit the market. That aspect en league with some incompetent management facilitated it to become a "fallen angel" of sorts. It's not some bogus, hypothetical penny stock that shoulders tons of toxic financing that robs Peter to pay Paul off, reverse splits, kowtows to the Federales for R&D grants, or offers a deluge of pump and dump shareholder letters from a CEO circus ringleader.

I got interested with Liquid Metal from a standpoint of the oil and gas industry that I work in (which, coincidentally is why I was interested in TDCP and future roleplay of a fully 3-d seismic possibility for oil and gas location / extraction). Due to the upsurge in hydraulic fracturing capabilities and performance, LQMT's usage within this sector of drilling could be manifold for parts that have better results and longevity of life out in the field... hence, more tangible and strategic value.

Also, when you look at the spectrum of other established metals in direct competition - from steel, to aluminum, to titanium, etc. - it's readily apparent that LQMT has cornered the market in a unique niche. While those other metals have been tried and tested thoroughly in commercial production, their limits of resourcefulness have also been discerned for what can and can not be achieved given their properties. What intrigues me about LQMT is that it is a whole new frontier of strengths and weaknessnes to be exploited as our technological paradigm rapidly shifts ever onward - i.e. from the intricate fabrication needed for the ongoing trends of miniaturization, to additive 3-D printing, to warfare... ad infinitum.

What the hell, pull the trigger! Here's some Tony Montana inspiration:

Tony Montana: Me, I want what's coming to me.
Manny: Oh, well what's coming to you?
Tony Montana: The world, chico, and everything (LQMT) in it.

This stock is a pump and dump for cut bait fishing... First, choose a nice lofty spot above the water in the shade, then cast out a line with a weighted sinker and a french fry. Wait for the greasy scent to permeate the water. A few nibbles. Then a big bite. Quickly real in the catch, gut it, then cast out another tantalizing line into the pool with the gutted sucker innards (investor's $$$$$$$) to conceal the barbed hook (reverse splits, dilution, failed mergers / acquisitions / funding)... ad infinitum.

Does anyone want to make some bold extrapolations about LQMT and future pathroads / relationships similar to or en synch with 3D Systems Corp(DDD) for 3D printing applications? Right now most 3D printing seems to be fashioned from an array of polymer composites - could LQMT be a game changer in that department as well? Why or why not?

They are both very different companies and my investments in each were positioned accordingly.

I'm in LQMT for the long haul. I just finalized my last block acquisition of shares for a comfortable average @ .154. Whether it's six months, two years, or five more... I can wait for the industrial applications to catch up with the technologic innovations of this metallurgy. The difference between this and the other company that you mention is the equivalent of the Grand Canyon in scope and duration.

My take is that LQMT is a technology whose time has come. It's here. It's not abstract fantasyland. It's not the same prototype resurrected again and again with scalable setbacks and failures. It's had manufactured successes (albeit small). It has scores of patented uses already filed and recorded in its portfolio. The company was just ahead of its time back in the early 2000's when its IPO hit the market. That aspect en league with some incompetent management facilitated it to become a "fallen angel" of sorts. It's not some bogus, hypothetical penny stock that shoulders tons of toxic financing that robs Peter to pay Paul off, reverse splits, kowtows to the Federales for R&D grants, or offers a deluge of pump and dump shareholder letters from a CEO circus ringleader.

I got interested with Liquid Metal from a standpoint of the oil and gas industry that I work in (which, coincidentally is why I was interested in TDCP and future roleplay of a fully 3-d seismic possibility for oil and gas location / extraction). Due to the upsurge in hydraulic fracturing capabilities and performance, LQMT's usage within this sector of drilling could be manifold for parts that have better results and longevity of life out in the field... hence, more tangible and strategic value.

Also, when you look at the spectrum of other established metals in direct competition - from steel, to aluminum, to titanium, etc. - it's readily apparent that LQMT has cornered the market in a unique niche. While those other metals have been tried and tested thoroughly in commercial production, their limits of resourcefulness have also been discerned for what can and can not be achieved given their properties. What intrigues me about LQMT is that it is a whole new frontier of strengths and weaknessnes to be exploited as our technological paradigm rapidly shifts ever onward - i.e. from the intricate fabrication needed for the ongoing trends of miniaturization (think drones), to additive 3-D printing, to warfare... ad infinitum.

This stock is bad dream that keeps sweating delirium tremors... every time you THINK you've woken up it's really just deeper absorption into more of the nightmare.

I'm going to sell my remaining 30,000 shares for a paltry $900.00. But $900.00 is better than $600.00 or $300.00 or even $000.00 dollars when it flunks out bottom deck.

That reverse split obliterated us long term shareholders who offered support and foundation to this POS. The volume is now completely gone as is any vestiges of confidence. I predict we go sub-penny within a couple months...

Ciao!

Anyone wanna place some friendly bets about when we MIGHT actually hear some news that the acquisition got finalized, or even that this company is still breathing?! One week? Two more? Months away? Imminent death?

I've cost averaged down my shares to .17., but I'm not spending a cent more on this bait and switch program - why keep piling good money on top of a bad investment? It's just going to result in being landslided by the slag heap even more...

At this stage I just want NEWS! Whether it's bad and the whole bottom falls off to subpenny with such irreparable harm that it's a huge loss / tax write-off, or alternatively, a good scrap or two is thrown out by our "hired gun" CEO, and this stock rebounds to some semblance of health. Just have the balls to report it timely and accurately either way...