Unsolicited blather follows: You’re restating what is apparently the general consensus regarding LQMTs viability; it all rests on Li. This stock could be a hot rod, but it needs a decent driver. Too many clowns have put it into the wall in the past and now the fans are gut shot, snake bit, and powder burnt. I suspect Li knows this and is doing his best to husband and manage what good will and patience remains among the stockholders while he works to develop LQMT’s real potential. I definitely share Kanuck’s assessment in that regard. I also believe Kanuck’s overall take on the status quo is as reasonable as can be, based on the mosaic of available information. You can’t account for crazy, but Li’s past record has not demonstrated any manifestations of such, so supporting assumptions to what IS known and verifiable have to be made on the basis of what any reasonable, prudent, motivated, and successful businessman would do in Li’s position. That said, until Li reveals his cards, it’s all a best guess. But a reasonable one. Apologies for the mishmash of metaphors, similes, and analogies. And for calling Kanuck Kanuck - no disrespect intended, it’s just shorthand.
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