Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Garyedward71]

Maybe due to the fact that the piece is being used in an electronics device, thus Apple property as covered under the Crucible contract. LQMT wouldn't under that agreement receive any royalties so it was taken down to avoid misrepresentation accusations. It befuddles me how a corporation such as LQMT could sign such an agreement with one of the largest companies in the world yet not include their companies shareholders in anyway. Even a small 1% royalty would have benefited their shareholders significantly. Being that LQMT is no longer involved in actual manufacturing how would APPLE use of LQMT materials in any of their products benifits LQMT shareholders in any way. Most of the Crucible patents are directly related to electronic devices so how would LQMT benefit other than the trivial association?