Replies to post #152437 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[The Paraclete]

There is evidence that the money is Li's.

1. Li sold millions of shares of Eontec Stock to get the money to buy LQMT Shares. (Do your own Google search. I'm not going to make this easy for you to confirm.)

2. Li was suppose to transfer the cash within a couple of months after signing the original agreement with LQMT, but he had trouble getting the money out of China. That delay was so long that the original agreement between Li and LQMT had to be amended. (You can check the old SEC filings to confirm that.) It took him about 6-8 months to get the money out of China. In fact, Some of the posts at that time expressed concern that he might not be able to get the money out of China and the deal to buy 46% of LQMT would fall through.

If The Chinese government provided the cash, Li would not have had to sell Eontec shares to acquire the capital to buy LQMT stock, and getting the money out of China would not have been delayed for more than half a year.

[Jollymon1958]

The error was made when they did not purchase a bldg that was already equipped or at very least made a part of the contract

[BBboy]

“For the millionth time ... there is no evidence that the $64M was "all Li's"

Actually all of the evidence points to the fact that the money is indeed Li’s!

He sold HIS shares from Eontec for the 64 million he transferred to purchase Liquidmetal shares.

The burden of proof is on you to:

1. Show these were not Li's EONTEC shares he sold for 64 million.

2. Provide evidence to your claims that the 64 million to purchase LQMT was someone elses.

Until you can show the above, I for one will continue to believe what the evidence points to. It is indeed Li's 64 million he used to purchase Liquidmetal shares.