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Wednesday, 01/17/2018 11:39:05 AM

Wednesday, January 17, 2018 11:39:05 AM

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Fact: LQMT sold 99.99% of their C&E rights to Apple. It is the reason for not stating this industry (Consumer Electronics) as one they are into on all of their financial quarterly and annual statements. A new owner does not negate this fact. There is one caveat. LQMT, can request from Apple a waiver as stated in their perpetual agreement. So although they are prohibited from doing business in this area, they still may be able to perform work in this area with Apple’s permission. All here would agree that any waiver granted to LQMT, by Apple, would be done for Apple ‘s advantage and not for the advantage of a competitor.

Eontec is not subject to the agreement. Hence keeping LQMT and Eontec as separate entities. Eontec’s success is this area is not LQMT ‘s success. Back in 2014 Eontec was already attempting to enter the Amorphous Metal Medical parts field. They lacked both the patents and technology back then.

So then it might be said that Tom S. and company sold out the rights to CE to Apple and all other rights to Eontec.

What gives investors hope are the global areas of sales agreed to by Eontec and LQMT, and the fact that Apple can grant LQMT a waiver from the perpetual agreement. It may not seem like much, but to a micro cap company like LQMT, it represents the light at the end of the tunnel. It is the difference between a penny stock. and a dollar stock.

Let’s all hope and have trust, that Mr. Li. Keeps his promise. We have no reason to believe that he will not succeed, where others have failed.

Good luck to all.

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