From today’s perspective I look back at Li’s departure and I think he was maybe burned out. After five years: no income to speak of, no contracts to speak of, a metric ton of dead ends. Perhaps he was talking to his old friend Tony or perhaps Tony called him and said, "Give me a chance. I’ll work my ass off. If there’s a contract to be found, let me try and get it." And Li said, “I got nothing. Be my guest."
So which is it? Did Li step away because Liquidmetal success is a fait accompli? Or because it’s a shit show and he was tired of banging his head against a wall? Only time will tell, but 9 months in it looks like Tony’s wheels are spinning. That’s not at all what I expected when he came on the scene.
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Yeah, I feel your pain and have been in the midst of it for approximately 10 years now. It is not a good feeling and incites a number of negaitve theories that remain unknown with the exception of what is truely known. The share price is in shambles and the company is excels in practicing it's abiliy to sell nothing,
Either Li is using LQMT for some kind of weird scheme or he has been had like all the rest of us. TC is clearly a loser who cannot connect with the right entity to bring our "transformative technology" to market while others are making excessive profits right in his face.
In the first few minutes of todays session we are nearly into the $.07's and bleeding cash profusely. I believe the FOMO is still strong in many of us and it is there where LQMT has indeed succeeded over the years. I'd guess it will remain that way until the pigs at the trough have emptied it for good.
