When I see a genius who bought LQMT shares at the right time, you will be the first to know. Buying in at 0.06, 0.10, 0.20 or higher is not a way to judge anyone’s intelligence. Unless one is extremely narrow minded. Especially if one believes the investment has a possibility to be solid at a much higher price.
Throughout LQMT’s two decade plus trading years dice rollers have bought into LQMT at various prices.
To think as you do or imply that one invests their money in LQMT to lose money or is stupid if the stock price trades less than the purchase price, now that in itself defines stupidity, when it comes to buying shares of any stock and judging a person’s intelligence.
Purchasing a stock, be it an insider or outsider doesn’t guarantee where the stock is going to go. Purchasing stock in a company does not guarantee the share price will rise.
Contracts and consistent revenue growth does. LQMT’s fundamentals have not changed so far as anyone can find to prove that the share price will not continue to go south to hitting new lows.
Now you might think otherwise and that’s ok. But to ask me if someone, anyone is stupid because they bought at a certain price and you think it can’t go lower…well I think you might want to rethink, what exactly you are asking. Because so far as I know (and everyone knows I do not know much) according to your way of thinking. I guess what you are saying is everyone whoever bought shares in LQMT and held on is stupid including yourself!
Now that is what I think is stupid!
Like I said, when I see a genius, who bought LQMT shares at the right time, you will be the first to know. But never can anyone be judged to be stupid for buying LQMT shares at any price.
Wow, I’ll tell you what is freaking hilarious. To think that Lugee Li bought in at 0.16 cents and just because his 410 plus million shares dropped to 6 cents and 3 cents according to you means he is stupid. Try thinking before you try to put others down.
Sometimes if you listen very carefully you can learn a lot from a dummy. Especially from someone like me, who knows very little.
