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Sunday, 04/29/2018 7:02:08 PM

Sunday, April 29, 2018 7:02:08 PM

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So, here’s the $64 million dollar question. Why? Or the $20 million dollar question. Why?

Well for the $20 million dollar question answer, the money tossed to the LQMT garbage can was not an issue. It was not even lunch money. It was a investment by Apple for Apple’s future. For LQMT it was a lifesaver and provided a means to new partnerships with Materion and Engle, not to mention getting fat paychecks and adding fat payday options. Not bad for them, not good for us long terms, but the $20 million did prevent the end of the world for all ifnvolved.

and for the $64 million dollar question, well that’s a lot more difficult to answer. I mean unlike Apple, Apple’s donation was more like a tip from their breakfast check. But for Mr. Li & Co. $64 million is a lot of cabbage, more like he/they were betting the farm. In fact if we were to be more forthcoming with our investment, most shareholders would have sold their shares if it were not for Mr. Li ‘s investment. Some will probably hold on forever until the end of the LQMT rumors and hype rainbow hold a pot of Apple CE.

So whether its Li ‘s plan or Apple ‘s, or some secret LQMT Manhattan Project, and since neither, Apple, Mr. Li, nor LQMT are talking, we will not find the $64 million question of why?

From our DD and common sense we can deduce the investment from Li, was to return a profit. Perhaps beginning in 2018. We can sell, buy more or hold. The last two choices equates to wait. My money is a bet that LQMT starts increasing revenues this year. Only at that point will we know, why?

Good luck to all and thanks for the brief lessons in metallurgy.
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