Apple may yet make us all rich.
A bit of daydreaming this morning led me to ponder a not-entirely-impossible sequence of events that could save us from the incompetence of LQMT management and obviate the question of whether or not they will ever successfully produce revenues.
Tim Cook has been merely a steward to the throne since Steve Jobs died. Despite his downplaying the likelihood of such a move, I can see (and hope for) Elon Musk's recent talks with Apple leading to the acquisition of Tesla later this year and the installation of Musk as Apple's new visionary CEO. As the CEO of Apple, Musk would surely want to use the iWatch's miracle metal to build cars, batteries, spaceships and hyperloops. In order to do this, Apple would need to buy out LQMT's non-CE exclusivity to the CIP patents and would probably simply buy the company. I'm imagining a nice overvalued ten-figure Silicon Valley number like $3-4B (around $10/share).
Back to dreaming.