Replies to post #109406 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Spartan]

Thanks for the DD.

[Crispy_2014]

Well maybe not in the short term. I saw that was a house too. We have a lot of yalies around since we'll yale is right there in New Haven. Usually I hear about pharma and biotech. We have a huge defense infrastructure though. Sikorsky, Pratt etc..

[Fursure]

The SBIR grant money in this case was given to Supercool Metals and Yale University.
I would guess most of the work will be done at Yale and most of the grant money will also go to Yale.
The SBIR application for Liquidmetal Technologies is with USC.

Small companies get involved in these government grants in hope of getting a patent out of the research.
I believe this is how Liquidmetal got started from Cal University.

[Watts Watt]

Schroers is not pursuing "niche of niche" markets which totally limited the vision of Team Steippers. He has access to Yale's lab and that's all he needs, as a researcher. When the time comes for him to go "commercial", he will have wrapped up his sector with patents that LQMT will not have any access to due to the poor strategic thinking of previous manglement.

Trust me, you don't have to worry about the success Schroers has already had and will continue to have as he pioneers new paths through the forest.

Lugee may have the manufacturing connections, but he is not that well connected in the US amorphous metals R&D. He is not a pioneer, like Schroers. Apples and oranges comparison, in my opinion.