Replies to post #98061 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Dell_Griffith]

Fwiw-

http://www.crugroup.com/about-cru/cruinsight/Chinese_aluminium_ingot_inventory

.Stocks will be held at smelters, while valued added shape stocks will also be held at independent operations that produce casthouse shapes such as billet. This has increased in importance as smelters have increasingly reduced the proportion of output at their casthouse of ingot in favour of liquid metal to supply directly to adjacent downstream facilities, and other casthouse shapes

Not really following the whole article. It's almost like he's combining aluminum and Liquidmetal in terms of an alloy, but again, FWIW.

[Watts Watt]

Seriously doubt what you are stating, my friend.

Alcoa, via Howmet, a company it bought, knows all about Liquidmetal and its history from day one.

Did you know that Alcoa (Howmet) developed the first mass production of inserts for the Dr. Johnson Driver and other golf clubs?

Alcoa had many, many opportunities to buy up Liquidmetal way before Apple showed up on the scene.

Why do you think Alcoa views LQMT any differently than it has since the earliest cracking of the golf club inserts.

Let's try to get realistic here.

Liquidmetal will never approach the volume that aluminum has achieved in its short history.