Replies to post #139412 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[PatentGuy1]

“[Li] knows CE is needed to make Liquidmetal a worldwide success.”

When you said Liquidmetal, did you mean the company or BMG?

In either case, it doesn’t make sense for Li to have invested in LQMT. He is now the majority shareholder in a company, which based on your thesis, cannot be successful because Apple controls all of the IP in the field of CE. So, if your thesis is correct, then (IMO) he would not have invested in LQMT because he wouldn’t have been able to make the company successful.

Similarly, there is no reason for him to have invested in order to get the cross licensing agreement. The cross licensing agreement excluded CE. So, if your thesis is correct, the cross licensing agreement didn’t provide any benefit to Eontec because the licensed IP won’t be successful in non-CE Fields.

[Ramp Worm]

I think Li is putting all of his 64 million eggs in the Apple basket. He knows CE is needed to make Liquidmetal a worldwide success.
If he doesn’t strike a deal with Apple this year, we will be bankrupt before Watts birthday.
I think February-March 2018 will be revelational to the direction of the company.


Yes CE certainly appears his fastest gallop into it. Medical uses and surgery tools. MRI Surgeries demand non-Ferris material. I see that as a huge market. But so far this company has just been a frustrating mess. Hope and Dreams are not going to take us into the green..

[iateclube]

Help me understand how you changed from the inveterate pump, to today. Is it just being a day trader? Don't get it, Leads. I also do not understand how without CE, LQMT goes bankrupt. Can somebody please
spell that out because of the lack of clarity on CE via EON, and the
the long expressed view on this board that there is well enough non-CE business to anyway to sustain a bright future. Contracts awaited.