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Re: Eagle1947 post# 145425

Wednesday, 03/21/2018 11:09:23 AM

Wednesday, March 21, 2018 11:09:23 AM

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I gotta go make some money but let me say a couple quick things.

I appreciate your open mindedness about LQMT and not trying to substantiate your investment by only looking for "good" things.

I think it should be obvious now, two years down the road; that LI did not buy LQMT to make manufacture BMG things. As you have said many times, they don't sell anything.

I think there is a LM105.1 that is going to be used by Eontec. A new and improved version of LM105. Perhaps the same new and improved that we find plastered across products we see daily in the grocery store. i.e.. new and improved baking soda

Revenues? Well, my thinking is that Li et. al. don't give a hoot about shareholders. They feel they are there for themselves, not representing the interest of shareholders. LQMT is in such a murky place that shareholders are just an inconvenience. The SEC will turn a blind eye to any shareholder accusations of stock price manipulation, inappropriate/insufficient licensing payments, or unfair distribution of sales proceeds to a pink sheet stock that sells for .22.

I think about it this way, if LQMT were not to get paid in a way we shareholders thought they should, what could we possibly do? Even though there are many here who hold large quantities; we still can't overpower or vote out the largest shareholder.

So, in summary I think is a slightly different LM105 that is produced in China and that's what Eontec uses and sells to __________ (insert them of what ever hot Fortune 500 company this board is talking about today). Those revenues don't hit LQMT's books, 'cause Li and Tony are real good pals now.

A glimmer of hope! If we shareholders become pesky enough Li will throw us a bone to keep the natives from becoming restless. Don't;' think Tesla or Apple or medical; think Martin or Miltner Adams. Just to keep the selling of shares of LQMT churning.