Several, actually, more than several posters, have consistently asked me some questions over a long period of time, mainly:
1) Why are you still here if you have such a negative view of Liquidmetal management?
and
2) What's it like having been invested in LQMT so long?
The only answers I can come up with for the two questions above are:
1) Battered Investor Syndrome:
An investor accused of an assault on management was suffering from battered investor syndrome at the material time. There is currently no medical classification to support the existence of this "syndrome" in the sense used by lawyers, though it has historically been invoked in court systems. This is a reference to any person who, because of constant and severe dilution usually involving abuse by management, may become depressed or unable to take any independent action that would allow him or her to escape the abuse. Often the victim's fears are based in reality, as the victim may lack the social support, financial means, or may be too physically disabled to survive on her own. Victims may have esteem issues and suffer from Stockholm Syndrome, and are often led to believe that the abuse by management is their fault, and, due to misplaced feelings of loyalty, may be unwilling to press charges against their abuser. There is no consensus in the medical profession that such abuse results in a mental condition severe enough to excuse alleged offenders who want to kill or bash management.
and
2) It's like being hit by twenty trains while waiting to see the light at the end of a tunnel
I beg of these questioners to PULLEASE ask someone else.
And for your information, I no longer walk the tracks to see the light; I just sit on a side track counting the trains that go bye bye. The trains are fully laden with missed opportunities.
This is my last post.
