I think you are using some big words to gloss over some indisputable facts:
--LQMT is in the position it is today because this is where Lugee Li wants it to be -- 100%. He doesn't want innovation, sales, manufacturing, profit, or any of the desires of a LQMT investor. He wants cloudiness and uncertainty. He has chosen for himself to be silent for the past 7 or 8 years -- on purpose. Nobody can say that Lugee Li behaves like a person who spent $63M of his own money on a business venture. Quite the contrary, he behaves like he did a job buying a business for someone else, using their money (Eontec). He is now slithering around trying to find a divorce through an unnoticed exit.
--Tony Chung is not some LQMT investor's hero of noble integrity. It's not like he works 12 hours a day, nose to the grindstone; trying to get LQMT listed on Nasdaq. No! He gets a $250K a year salary to make sure filings are signed on time. He makes sure Matterhackers and Valencia Circle are somewhat maintained. He gets the website kinda updated on years that end in an odd number. He makes sure LQMT has somewhat of a public viewed pulse with some new convoluted item of rumor and innuendo about quarterly or so. He arranges a LQMT presence at 2 or 3 trade shows a year (Not his presence! Some gigged industrial sales guy for hire's presence) But his biggest responsibility is making sure the sales of treasury stock gets deposited into LQMTs checking account because that is what LQMT is in the business of doing -- selling shares of stock.
I'm going to have a couple serious questions about LQMTs financial results Friday evening, I hope you chime in. I'd like to hear your opinion-- using words of 3 syllables or less.
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