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yamasushi

10/29/18 8:34 PM

#159248 RE: Mech Tech #159247

All I know for SURE at this point is that there WILL be a BIG, BIG, BIG BOOM soon!!! The only 2 questions that remain in my mind is WHEN, and WHAT percentage% will accrue to LQMT USA.

Watts Watt

10/30/18 6:12 AM

#159263 RE: Mech Tech #159247

It is hard to know who penned the website translated into Chinese, but, for sure, fact-checking was not employed. All we know for sure that it was put together in May of 2017, or 15 years to the month of the IPO of LQMT.

Based upon my having researched this company since its IP, I have added some serious omissions as well as corrected some misleading statements.

Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. was founded in California in 1987 and successfully listed on NASDAQ May 22, 2002 and subsequently two years later delisted on Friday, July 16 2004. LQMT is mainly engaged in the research and development, production and product development of liquid metal (also known as bulk amorphous, bulk amorphous) materials. It is one of the pioneers and important driving forces in the research and development and commercialization of liquid metal materials. The products cover coatings, powders, blocks and composites, covering consumer electronics, sports products, luxury goods, medical products, industrial coatings and powder products, and military products.

LQMT has a strong R&D team. (None of the following are currently associated with Liquidmetal, LQMT.OB): The main core R&D staff are William Johnson, age 70, PH.D., professor emeritus of the California Institute of Technology, and Merton Flemings, age 89, professor [color=red]emeritus[/color] of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, PH.D., professor emeritus of Stanford University, William Nix, age 80, PH.D. Professor Emeritus Michael Ashby, Age 83 of Cambridge University, UK, PH.D., etc.

All of these "core" researchers are RETIRED. Look at the ages.

[color=blue]If the above is so replete of errors and omissions, why would you believe anything that follows?[/blue]

At present, Liquidmetal has more than 100 patents in the liquid metal field, including more than 70 US patents, covering liquid metal alloy composition, processing and application processes. The most striking thing is that on August 5, 2010, Apple Inc. officially announced that it has bought out the global exclusive use rights of LQMT's amorphous alloy products in the field of consumer electronics. LQMT's stock skyrocketed 80% overnight.



In November 2016, Li Yangde-controlled Liquid Metal Co., Ltd. increased its capital to LQMT to about 46%. Li Yangde became the chairman of LQMT, marking the continued acceleration of Chinese companies in the process of amorphous internationalization.

In order to further accelerate the industrialization and internationalization of domestic enterprises in the amorphous industry, at the same time bring the advantages of equipment, process, mold design and processing, cost, product complexity and large size in the domestic liquid metal industrialization. LQMT assists LQMT in establishing a production base in the United States. At the same time, LQMT promotes the application of liquid metal in various industries and fields such as consumer electronics, automotive industry, medical equipment and sporting goods with the international popularity and influence of LQMT.

In February 2017, Shenzhen Limei Metal Glass Technology Co., Ltd. was established in Shenzhen. Shenzhen Limei Metal Glass Technology Co., Ltd. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hong Kong Liquid Metal Co., Ltd., which is mainly responsible for the technical development of metal glass and its products. , technical services, business import and export business, intellectual property agency, intellectual property information consultation.

MAGAWATS aka KINGFISHER

gorgol

10/30/18 6:57 AM

#159267 RE: Mech Tech #159247

They did say they are increasing the "robotics" of the machines. Have you ever seen the "robot" machines China has for plastics? A massive building with rows and rows of machines that look similar
to the ENGEL machines. Yes, will we all of a sudden see such a building...with machines designed by China, Eontec, making many items. Medical, Auto, on and on. Is this what's coming?
And of course, where will LQMT be in all this? Will we in the future read some analysts letter...
"If you had invested only $14,000 in LQMT back in 2018, you'd have $1 Million today. Hopefully that article will be written in 2019.