Liquidmetal this, Liquidmetal that, Liquidmetal does not sell!!
Now those are the facts. Sugar coat Liquidmetal by LQMT any way you see or dream of. The simple fact is the inept executives of LQMT couldn’t sell enough Liquidmetal parts to make the company’s operations cost effective. So they were forced to sell their IP to others who could. In doing this it permitted the remaining executive inept or not to try to figure out some way to reverse the failures of ineptness since inception to this day.
So far by minuscule insignificant contracts, LQMT has not yet achieved the goal of increasing shareholder value. They have increased the goal of avoiding bankruptcy. So far they have yet to prove success is attainable. A minuscule contract every 18 months or so just won’t do it. Not when salaries alone exceed sales.
It’s been seven months now since LQMT announced some sort of fees to be received for a contract. Not one peep since then.
Yes, Liquidmetal this, Liquidmetal that. My Liquidmetal is better than your metal. Sounds like something a child would say. Their metal stinks, my Liquidmetal is better. It’s been this way over two decades. So has the fact that Liquidmetal does not sell. At least in all of the LQMT territories Liquidmetal does not sell.
Not only does Liquidmetal not sell for LQMT. Neither does their shares trade much daily. Nor are they worth much. Could be why the shares tanked after 2010 and 2017 ip sales.
Could be why they have traded around a dime. Maybe because the shares are worth what their contracts are worth and not what anyone thinks their potential is worth.
The difference between potential and reality? About ten cents.
The difference between visions of grandeur and reality? About ten cents.
The difference between contracts and no contracts? About ten cents.
It’s what Liquidmetal is worth right now when comparing it to all other metals. Not a dollar, not ten dollars. Ten cents.
Good luck to all in LQMT.
