The math is simple. The SP is 0.0471 cents.
Without significant contracts worth millions of dollars, no off market agreement to buy restricted shares at any price means squat to any shareholder of common shares. The only one to benefit is the person who sold those shares, when he gets paid.
And after the three years if there are no significant new revenue contracts to increase the share price of LQMT. Guess what? They will still be worth less than what they paid or agreed to pay.
Your conclusions as always are not true and not proven. Those are two facts that always prove your statements to be incorrect and false. They are based on wishful thinking and frustration from your own choice to invest and hold.
Just like your conclusions of the past: LQMT will not go below a dime, LQMT will hit a dollar a share, LQMT is going to 0.20 cents a share! LQMT will never drop below 0.04 cents a share or that LL, sent you an email several years ago and on and on. From hype to hallucinations or just plain proven BS.
On the other hand you have every right to your opinions no matter how much they are rooted in bias and hype and false assumptions. You have every right to express your opinions even if not based on any facts.
You don’t have to be a genius or a rocket scientist to know the difference.
You look at my conclusions and opinions based on the facts and you will see there is a huge difference between this abyss of an investment called LQMT, and your repetitive misguided unrealistic hype. And my unfortunate realistic factual guided posts.
Not only am I a complete idiot for not agreeing with your inaccurate posts over the past few years and even your knowledge of what someone else knows….
But the whole fricken world of dice rollers who have not invested in LQMT must be stupid too for not agreeing with you according to your opinions.
Damn, I must be a total blind idiot. I must have missed the trading volumes of 20 30 40 and 50 million shares a day the day when it was announced that a group of qualified investors bought LQMT at 400% its trading value.
Like I said: call no one a fool least you be a fool yourself.
There are reasons known and unknown as to why investors sell their stocks at any price from tax gains to manipulation. But whoever they are, calling them a fool is not one of them.
IMO, You truly know very little about investing and dice rolling and high risk investing. And guess what? There must be thousands of dice rollers who agree with what I’m telling you and I can prove it every day. Just look at the share price and the trading volumes and the liquidity to know the difference.
You don’t even have to read a filed sec document or do any DD.
As you say: “Do the math and get a clue.”
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