Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Polski]

If you look at the Visser website you will see a similar sort of manufacturing offerings including machined parts. They are a very viable business...small but successful. LM is moving in that direction probably because there is not enough/little demand for amorphous metal parts. MIM is a very well established technology that is a me-to sort of parts business. While MIM will eventually bring in some business for LM it is not what the core foundation of LM. So in the long run LM will become just a small manufacturing company. Too many RFQs and no contracts is the telling sign. Forget about Apple...why would they ever buy LM when they have patents of there own.