Just that everyone should know, not that anyone asked. There seems to be an attitude or thought process here, that going in and out of this equity contributed towards some of its pps increase. That could only be true if trade volume decreased over the course of a year discounting insider trades. So take a look at the volume over the course of a year. Is it up or down. If it is down then existing traders are not long term investors. They become long term equity timers. It works as long as the pps decreases as demand volume decreases and an equity spikes on rumors/news. But you lose when real/new money comes in. The question then becomes is this new money long term or short term. If volume is increasing slowly, IMO, it is long term, and as I stated due to LQMT 's new market cap of over $300 million with over $2 million in assets, now permits another class of investors to take an interest in LQMT. It is based based on simple logic and basic math. Going in and out will not increase the pps. New money will. Revenue will. Whether you have a sale or no revenue, new money will raise the pps. And if it is not coming from existing investors, than it is coming from new ones. No matter what the reason it is a positive for LQMT. Not that anyone asked. Can LQMT drop to .15 yes. Can it reach .80 or $1.00 yes. Without contracts and only expectations of one, drops are normal. With new money and contract announcements, spikes are normal. So why all the mood swings? Because it normal and sometimes due to a lack of understanding. I have been an investor in LQMT for seven years now ever since it appeared on national geographic. I have added to it on dips and spikes. It is the only penny equity I own. The patents and potential use are enormous. There are 4 other companies that produce liquid metal/bulk metal glass for their total revenue. Of these four liquid metal tech. Has the most potential. Good luck to all. Sorry for the rant.
