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bobdavis4

08/18/17 3:54 PM

#125409 RE: iateclube #125408

So based on your post you dont own any shares right? With all that negative information you posted you must have dumped all of your shares right? Why would you have any shares if you think LQMT is such a lousy company and investment LOL...

BBboy

08/18/17 3:57 PM

#125410 RE: iateclube #125408

Don't worry Li will be releasing a PR soon regarding a contract(s). Right after he cans Hauck a*s

Future is looking good here.








rige

08/18/17 3:59 PM

#125411 RE: iateclube #125408

Actually, they have already moved into Lake Forest last month.

LAKE FOREST, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 8, 2017-- Liquidmetal® Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: LQMT), the leading developer of amorphous alloys, has terminated the lease with its previous facility located in Rancho Santa Margarita and in July of 2017, officially moved in to its new facility located at 20321 Valencia Circle , Lake Forest, CA 92630.

The Company will be hosting the public during the month of October to showcase its new, state of the art building. In particular, the Company has set aside October 17, 2017 as the date for its "Open House" specifically devoted to shareholders and investors. The Company will have further announcements with more details related to this event.

"The Company has devoted much of 2017 to acquiring and building out its new manufacturing facility. Now that we are here, we are truly excited to share our continuing story as we begin manufacturing operations in our new building. I welcome our partners, shareholders and anyone interested in our technology to come join us in celebration of our accomplishments and to get a glimpse of what the future holds for Liquidmetal," said Professor Li, Chairman and CEO.

Watts Watt

08/18/17 4:09 PM

#125415 RE: iateclube #125408

I consider it a positive that they sold the RSM building. Never should have moved from the Lake forest building which was in a much more of a manufacturing zone. Now that they have moved back to Lake Forest to a facility that is capable of ramp up, I think we have to be patient. As long as one doesn't live beyound his means, he won't have to sell his yacht, house, Lamborghetti or beach house in Brazil.

If LQMT has taught any of its patients patience, then so be it.

At least LQMT now owns something tangible: a building. Lugee may have paid for it, but LQMT owns it. This is the first time that an owner of LQMT has transferred an asset INTO LQMT instead of OUT of LQMT, like the infamous Tom Steipp, who was notorious for selling things that were not his.