We tend to comment very well with authority on what and who are clueless. We tend to comment with very little authority on the clues.
It is very difficult for a company like LQMT, which has been in business for quite some time, to market a new idea, a new concept, a new material to the world of greed, business and enterprise. Why is that? Well, when you try to sell your new idea, your new concept, your new material with all of it’s advantages, that too, has been around for quite some time. The first thing that they will ask you is to show them your sales, show me how many clients do you have, how many parts can you and do you produce daily, weekly, annually? Are sales increasing or decreasing? When you show them what you have accomplished after 15 or so years. It becomes very clear why the greed and world of enterprise becomes very skeptical of your platform. It is called caution to them, it is called common sense to others and to those invested in LQMT, it is called lack of vision and the blame squarely rests on the executives operating the company for not doing a better job.
In general. People, enterprise do not want to invest in a enterprise that has very little to show after being in business for quite some time. (Regardless of new developments).
When you cannot mass manufacture the product, that can also limit your path to clients and success.
Picture LQMT, going on Shark Tank. Envision their pitch. Then envision the criticism. First, what is in it for the investor and then how can they make sales. They are not selling a product, they are selling an idea. Hence LQMT has very little in sales momentum and few meaningful clients over the years.
Thus we can all conclude it is easier to sell a product and not an idea. The B.B. markets are full of successful ideas but not full of successful products or companies. Increasing Product sales, not ideas, is what will bring in the analysts, the greed, the new investors.
Although we, who believe we have vision and are invested in LQMT, do not want to see fluff blogs and fluff PR. We do want to see the PR for those few new companies, that LQMT are selling to and the potential to grow and impact those industries.
Mr. Li, may very well have invested to make a return on his investment. No question about that. We get that. What we are not getting, are the (lack of) results from Li’s investment and ours. Thus a mistrust is allowed to fester by those executives operating a company with a great idea, that once released fluff.
No one here should blame LQMT, for not trying to succeed. But all here who are clueless and all here who have clues and are loyal shareholders deserve better than what they have been receiving from the executives of LQMT, by way of communications, by way of PR.
These are my opinions. As always they are worth less than the pps of LQMT.
Good luck to all
AI
