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Monday, 08/14/2017 4:48:30 AM

Monday, August 14, 2017 4:48:30 AM

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To continue from my previous post. The New Indicator I am thinking of is sort of an Emotional Type Indicator. It is sort of a Reverse Indicator because as the Number DECREASES The MORE FAVORABLE the Outlook IS and vice versa. The case in point concerns the Amount of Post our Board on I HUb gets Each Day. As the Number Decreases the More Favorable the Outlook For LQMT will be and as the Number Rises the Less Favorable the Outlook will be. As an example: Just yesterday,Sunday August 13, 2017, our Board had 7 Posts not counting deleted posts. This is ths Lowest amount Of Posts I have seen on our Board since I am on it even though it was on a weekend. Now, way back and in the recent past I have not been on it every day but I still think that is a very Low # and sort of indicates Disinterest I would use a term of Very Favorable or Very,Very Favorable or Very Excellent Outlook or Very,very Excellent Outlook for a # this Low or in a range of say 0-20. Then for each higher Bracket I might use only Very Favorable, then only Favorable, then Attractive, then Good, then Fair, then Cautioned Advised, then Avoid, then,at say 500 Posts, I would say "Sell". In these days of acronyms I would call it the "NOPI", pronounced No Pea, standing for Number Of Posts Indicator or Number Of Posts Index. This is only a thought of mine and I might, initially, just give it a test run without posting it. Any suggestions are welcome. As a PS, on Friday, for about the Last Four Hours of trading the Ask Price was .305 and right near the close there were 3 orders, totaling a bit more than 50,000 shares, that caused the Closing Price of .30. That could mean a more favorable outlook for today Besides and in Addition to the NOPI being Very, Very Excellent. LOL. Tlsmd


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