Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

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Why? Factual data of past accumulative royalties average between 5% to 10% of annual revenues. Only once did revenues exceed that percentage and that was when revenues were extremely dismal.

When revenues are as low as they have been and operating costs are above 50% and the company is currently void of contract announcements which includes revenue calculations from all sources royalties included. I would rather see operating costs continue to go down, not up, while waiting for a pr from LQMT regarding any income.

There is absolutely no reason for anyone to be concerned about an increase in revenues from royalties at this point in time unless it is a decrease from existing customers.

The company right now seems to be a shell of itself. A company that has continued to live off of it’s past by continually selling it’s future. An Apple cored leaving only the seeds to be planted again and again for shareholders to wait for, hope for a tree to grow and expect as you put it, one day bare fruit again. That day can be now or never. It depends on how long one has patience as in your view or on how long one has time to live minus an exit strategy.

No, I won’t be thinking royalties at this time and I doubt many others will either. Not so long as LQMT has not mentioned or publicly announced any new trees growing from their trade shows or existing partners.

The focus imo should always be on the development of new contracts on parts ordered, where over 90% of the revenues come from and decreasing operating costs when there are no new developments.