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12/29/17 11:01 AM

#139490 RE: Spartan #139486

interesting how many times your mind has changed over the last few months.I still remember your words when I was saying to accumulate after a contract.Oh well an other weak investor.
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PayMEmf

12/29/17 11:11 AM

#139493 RE: Spartan #139486

That’s the right thing to do, when your scared and worried that you will lose your mind if all goes wrong don’t invest, need to pick and choose your battles...

Btw glassimetal weight to seconds produced part cannot equal to the process that li has in place, this is a perfect opportunity for Li to consider a takeover company when the ball gets rolling. Competition is good my friend it builds the business...
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PatentGuy1

12/29/17 11:11 AM

#139494 RE: Spartan #139486

I understand the point you are making, but I’d bet that Apple already has perpetual and exclusive rights to Glassimetal’s IP in CE. I think it is more likely that Apple will sign a Supply Agreement with a Foxconn to manufacture using Glassimetal’s IP than they will sign with Glassimetal.

Only TWT whether this investment will pay off. I’m in the black now, but still hoping for dollar land and Nasdaq.

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BBboy

12/29/17 1:59 PM

#139512 RE: Spartan #139486

I’m glad you know Apples future.

Risk is involved in sitting on the sidelines waiting for revenue as well as in being invested.

Everyone makes their own choice.

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CIMA7

12/29/17 2:36 PM

#139517 RE: Spartan #139486

Please do explain how they can spit out Parts every 5 seconds in different formulations. I would love to hear this. Please.
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longinus

12/29/17 4:13 PM

#139544 RE: Spartan #139486

Glassimetal's RCDF tech is little more than a tabletop experiment right now. It has potential for some applications, but it is years from commercial viability. Also, their process is not very different from ours, and much of it may infringe upon CIP patents. I'm pretty confident they'll be kept entirely under Apple's thumb. If Apple does go hardcore BMG, it will be mostly CIP tech, with some EON and Glassimetal contributions.

I wouldn't be too surprised to see Li buy Johnson's company down the road, and roll it into LQMT.