Sunday, September 07, 2025 9:57:37 PM
Yeung Tak Lugee Li, to head LMAH. Why start with 40 machines? Current contracts do not require 40 machines.
Aren’t the machines used by Yian, to manufacture sufficient for LQMT’s needs?
Another thing. IMO, LQMT, just can’t circumvent the Eontec agreement, (established by LL, when he was an officer of both companies,) which does not allow LQMT to sell parts within Eontec’s footprint.
The current partnership agreement with Yian too, specifically states that LQMT prioritize their manufacturing with Yian, which expires in 2027 and is automatically renewed for one year and can be terminated by either party.
Is it because Yian needs all of their manufacturing capacity to satisfy another customer, that LQMT had to establish another manufacturing source?
If so, why 40 machines for LMAH, when current demand by way of present contracts do not require probably (I am guessing) 15 machines or less to fulfill part orders?
How is it that Yeung Tak Lugee Li, expects to find customers for LQMT USA, and part orders for 40 machines and more if needed per the 8K, and tc, can’t find one new contract requiring an 8K for parts in 43 months?
Regardless of the facts. Speculation should continue to drive up LQMT’s share price, right?
So why are all looking at volume dribble, liquidity dribble and the sp floundering under 0.25 cents?
Isn’t it obvious to all, there just might be a possibility that LL has contracts in hand or expects to have them soon regardless of who the new customers are?
Meaning it doesn’t have to be a super mega cap company like Apple.
And speaking of Apple. Why are companies like Yian if true, allowed to publicly disclose they are looking for a project manager with knowledge of Apple?
How is it that Yian is not bound by an NDA? Whereas LQMT, in its 10K state in many instances, they are?
As I state; Regardless of any facts or sketchy circumstances, the speculation to all of this one would think definitely IMO, is worth a lot more than where LQMT, trades today, regardless of the reality.
For that is where a dice roll gets its momentum from. Not from its current bottom line. For if one looks at it realistically from the actual facts of income and losses, LQMT would have hit 0.02 cents already.
Even if zero $$$ can be received from ane Apple CE part manufactured by Yian. The fact that LL is head of LMAH, and starting with 40 machines and room to grow should be enough to increase the potential and speculation to keep the rally going and not just floundering.
Just saying.
Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish tc luck.
Of course all want a progress update on any pending domestic order or on the LMAH. That is the least LQMT can do for outside shareholders.
Aren’t the machines used by Yian, to manufacture sufficient for LQMT’s needs?
Another thing. IMO, LQMT, just can’t circumvent the Eontec agreement, (established by LL, when he was an officer of both companies,) which does not allow LQMT to sell parts within Eontec’s footprint.
The current partnership agreement with Yian too, specifically states that LQMT prioritize their manufacturing with Yian, which expires in 2027 and is automatically renewed for one year and can be terminated by either party.
Is it because Yian needs all of their manufacturing capacity to satisfy another customer, that LQMT had to establish another manufacturing source?
If so, why 40 machines for LMAH, when current demand by way of present contracts do not require probably (I am guessing) 15 machines or less to fulfill part orders?
How is it that Yeung Tak Lugee Li, expects to find customers for LQMT USA, and part orders for 40 machines and more if needed per the 8K, and tc, can’t find one new contract requiring an 8K for parts in 43 months?
Regardless of the facts. Speculation should continue to drive up LQMT’s share price, right?
So why are all looking at volume dribble, liquidity dribble and the sp floundering under 0.25 cents?
Isn’t it obvious to all, there just might be a possibility that LL has contracts in hand or expects to have them soon regardless of who the new customers are?
Meaning it doesn’t have to be a super mega cap company like Apple.
And speaking of Apple. Why are companies like Yian if true, allowed to publicly disclose they are looking for a project manager with knowledge of Apple?
How is it that Yian is not bound by an NDA? Whereas LQMT, in its 10K state in many instances, they are?
As I state; Regardless of any facts or sketchy circumstances, the speculation to all of this one would think definitely IMO, is worth a lot more than where LQMT, trades today, regardless of the reality.
For that is where a dice roll gets its momentum from. Not from its current bottom line. For if one looks at it realistically from the actual facts of income and losses, LQMT would have hit 0.02 cents already.
Even if zero $$$ can be received from ane Apple CE part manufactured by Yian. The fact that LL is head of LMAH, and starting with 40 machines and room to grow should be enough to increase the potential and speculation to keep the rally going and not just floundering.
Just saying.
Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish tc luck.
Of course all want a progress update on any pending domestic order or on the LMAH. That is the least LQMT can do for outside shareholders.
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