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Re: LQMTinvestor2018 post# 231723

Tuesday, 01/09/2024 10:06:01 PM

Tuesday, January 09, 2024 10:06:01 PM

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Any insider can buy shares even if they go up in price soon. Just as you can buy shares based on public information.

As long as the information cannot be connected to insider knowledge, you or TC CAN BUY WHATEVER YOU WANT REGARDLESS OF HOW IT LOOKS.

It happened to me on Call Options a long long time ago. I bought a sheet load of call options on a company at a dollar. Having no idea the share price was going to skyrocket on a pop in two days due to a pr. The SEC contacted the firm and my broker, wanting to know how I knew what was about to take place. The SEC was satisfied, when he showed them how many call options didn’t pan out that I too had purchased in the past. Case closed.
As long as the shares are purchased with public knowledge. No problems. Now TC is aware of NDA’s and prototypes in potential hands. LQMT also has a history of no contracts from 100’s of them according to their spin. As long as he has know knowledge of imminent contracts the same as you have no knowledge. How in the heck can you prove there is a connection whether you know who the potential clients are or you don’t.

In essence buying stock now is buying a lottery ticket. You have a good idea right now of who might want to use this material. You just don’t know when.
Of course it would be better for an insider if it took a longer time and not an earlier time to score.

You too would be under THE SEC’s Eyes if you bought a million shares in a dice roll and it hit $2 next week.
Don’t think it can’t happen. It happened to me.
But as long as you’re upfront. You will have nothing to worry about and neither will TC.

Now if he exercised his negative options and LQMT scores that’s a whole different ballgame.
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