Cookie gets it. Watts "squidward" is also right. Steel your nerves.

dude, good set of waves coming.

reverse stock split?

takes a lot of those to add up to one pound of LM.

How about high end auto wheel rims?

okay, here's asiatit again using words like "served" and "manipulation." Geez, how much has asiatit shorted? Couple thousand? Fuc% asiatit.

If any of you were Steipp, would you really try to hold a public CC and bullsh%t people for $72K?

hmmmm. Kind of a funny post there AsiaT. I know you know that this whole "Steipp is guilty of something" is troll bash stuff.

Also interesting:

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20130716006441/en/Liquidmetal-Technologies-Signs-Manufacturers%C2%A0Representation-Agreement%C2%A0With-TMS-Leading

Steipp used the wor "ecosystem" in the CC, I thought he was mis-choosing his word.

Here:


http://sbirsource.quora.com/Liquidmetal-Delivers-SBIR-funded-Military-Tech-to-the-Apple-Smartwatch

Here:

Brush Beryllium & Composites and Liquidmetal target many of the same markets including medical, military, consumer and industrial.

“Our goal for the partnership with Liquidmetal Technologies is to define and set the market standards for production of next-generation products,” explained Materion CEO Dick Hipple. “Materion has been a technology driven company with an 80-year track record in enabling mass scale production capabilities of the world’s leading technologies. We believe the alliance with Liquidmetal adds a new and unique capability within the marketplace today.”

Under terms of the partnership agreement, Brush Beryllium & Composites will produce Liquidmetal alloy materials for use in making customer parts. The partnership will allow Liquidmetal to contribute and collaborate on research and development as well as leverage Materion’s extensive production facilities around the world

so right! You guys are kidding me--you think that Steipp is going to face going to jail--for maybe $72k that he didn't know he was sure of making--given the APPLE opportunity and the others outside of CE? This is a PUBLICLY traded stock. I look like Steipp--from what I hear --they don't like us much in "there."

APPLE will come over and have a talk about "support" in the SP like probably happened today to nearer the SP to .16. They'll serve up another appetizer--just to "train" them along.

Apple wants to diversify. The scent is in the air.

Thank you.

LQMT wants to build (IMHO) a business that is "portable" and can be bought however eventually by any cash rich enough entity that will not have to know how to manufacture metallurgical prodcuts--just will need to know how to keep shareholders interested, keep customers happy, count money, defend patents, get patents, and sue the sh%t out of infringers.

The buyer--if there is one--will probably be a vertical integrator-- wonder who that might be? The more early success they get in non-CE products--the quicker and likelier APPLE will be ready with dinner. To many other non CE licensees or customers will become as interested--more deep pocketed competition. Otherwise it becomes more expensive

Just some thoughts

I like the way you think.

OOPs, need to go--the staff tells me that dinner is served--"heh, heh."

Thank you for correcting--55 applications--just checked my notes.

Steipp said they are using a "third party contractor" to make their products. A licensed "third party contractor" no doubt.

Sell licenses to the people who manufacture the niche products--cherry picking which companies to license--after a few of those--they will bankroll to defend their "patents" and house management, accts., lawyers and keen sales execs.

Don't have to manufacture a thing.

58 patents--and 57 applications

Steipp sounded like he has a full house.

This is a breakout penny.

The current financials are not what why we're in long/

Where did the 5th p-type go?

The newly hired sales executive--who does he/she have relationshups with--meaning which potential customers' (licensees') doors are already open for him?

Interestingly, did you know that Apple makes 75% of every profit dollar made in the "smart phone" business--while only being a minority supplier in sales dollars in that industry?
I wonder why they would spend a lot of money chasing the other 25%. It seems to me--APPLE would like a bigger pond. Who knows--APPLE could eventually care less about selling a new damn IPhone.

This is going to be good.

Maybe someone can help by finding out who the new sales exec. is that was just hired--whom he/she has been with before--what customer responibilities that he/she had--there's your trail.

Lots of new friends--that the newly hired VP of Engineering can go visit along with the newly hired VP Sales--and sell Licenses to--to deep --deep--deep pocketed customers.

The aroma is good.

Or friends like Stryker--when it comes to Injection molding non-CE products like artificial joints.

Outside of CE, LQMT needs friends like Ducommun--with regard to metal forming sheet.

last week:



Actually IMO they don't want to manufacture anything. They probably want to develop and secure process patents--license them to different picks in industries, make money and just have accountants, lawyers and engineers.


and:

artificial knees and hips

My 'ping" was more of a generalized note--not specific to oil production industries.

While the lower Melt Index opens many doors, it may define where LQMT may be limited--not at all to be negative.

Just a general note

Ping that--melt index limitation

IMO, LQMT is doing what the "feeder" tells them to--which is fine--I smell APPLE's interest in LQMT's success in the fields that are not CE.

APPLE likes the product--and maybe sees this as a diversification breakout.

Why else to start a third CORP- or LLC and to allow LQMT's dreams to seem possible to realize--together with APPLE--while LQMT's SP rises--generating WC for LQMT?

APPLE offered "win-win" as long as LQMT dances the dance

don't know--probably will be no press releases until after Tuesday's CC

no can do--they're committed to CE with Apple. Samsung would bring the same treat.

It's a buyout--dance with us and we will eventually get you to say 'okay" to our "reasonable" price. You don't dance--the lower resistance erodes. If you dance our dance, we will continue to serve up SP increases in return.

The good thing--Apple wants to play in the fields that are not CE.

Methinks Apple has gone to the table once and given LQMT an hors d'oeuvre--expecting a return to the table. Apple can leverage LQMT with implying they might not use their "material" now and aren't in a hurry to use it. Apple is watching LQMT stock action and related explanations of such action.

for other fields of industry than CE--the Apple deal is done. It will grow into what it does. But LQMT did not sell to Apple--they had their dreams and aspirations and still do. In other fields, retooling would be needed--think AFT for instance. Methinks LQMT would be exploring with leading metals injection molding manufacturers to develop processes and sell licenses.

LQMT would be interested in expanding its markets for the usage of its product--not actually making anything. They would be researching with process equipment manufacturers how to produce LQMT with their technologies. Who makes the equipment?

Actually IMO they don't want to manufacture anything. They probably want to develop and secure process patents--license them to different picks in industries, make money and just have accountants, lawyers and engineers.

Probably having a party

They won't be making it where you think that they'll be making it.

If they're making it it is probably in a "batcave" somewhere

I've been noticing that you post differently when the market is open "stock pa-troll"

I've been noticing that you post differently when the market is open "stock pa-troll"

Don't think commodity-construction--POSCO etc..

More like substitution for titanium like is frequently mentioned--more expensive, esoteric products and markets where tooling costs can be minimal--eliminating manufacturing steps.

Great question !