I only open my mouth every month or so but I have to comment on their overall corporate strategy. If LQMT perceives their mission is developing the technology and their output is intellectual property, its impossible for us to assess their effectiveness. I don't think they see the development of a major application as their primary mission. If we, as stockholders, are measuring them by the number of RFQ's that turn into sales dollars, we are going to be disappointed. I've said this before, LQMT is an R & D company and their product is intellectual property....the value is in Crucible and we don't have the info to determine that value.
Second point--Up until about 18 months ago, all alloy compositions contained beryllium which scares the hell out of anyone developing a commercial product (especially medical) so the 10 year reference is a bit harsh.
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