I can see your point, as well as Watts's point. From what I've read on this board and from my own DD, it seems to me that even though LQMT has been around as a company for quite a while, they strike me as being a company that has a great deal of IP (literally hundreds of patents), some smart people with great ideas and cool technology. In other words, kind of a "researchy" (for lack of a better term) type of company. Lots of technology and "blue-sky" ideas, but not much in terms of actual product execution and manufacturing. Companies like that tend to be more speculative opportunities (to DMN's and other's points), so there are a number of us here who see the POTENTIAL value in that. Granted, that's a pretty tough sell for those of you who have been riding this train for a while (like WATTS, for example). So realistically, SP can only continue to rise on speculation as long as there is enough news to "fuel the fire". Sooner or later, that tapers off if investors/traders grow impatient.
Now, enter Prof. Li. This event, more than anything else I've read here, seems to suggest that the company is being prepared to move from being just a "brain-trust" to a company that will actually be executing on production contracts. Obviously, Li understands that you have to bring in revenue to be able to support further increases in the SP, and with his stated desire to be listed on NASDAQ, there has to be some catalyst to start that. As I am writing this, it occurred to me that might it be possible that Li has plans to use the LQMT site as a short-run production facility or a place to prove new LQMT applications as the R&D folks develop new stuff? Perhaps they do initial low-rate production there, fine tune the processes, and then move High volume production to the Eontec site?
(Just speculation on my part. I have no formal basis with which to make that assertion)
