I was reflecting on the paradigm for our stocks price.
LQMT was a company that in 2016 owned 100% of nothing.
When Li bought in at .16(?), it seemed a fair price given the lack of real revenue, or assets other than the patents, the name, and the relationship with Apple.
A few years later, we still have the patents for half the world, the name...we have manufacturing capacity, clients in the pipeline of product development and clients who are recieving volume shipments of our products.
We still have a huge chunk of Li's money in the bank; hard assets producing revenue;
and volume orders going out the door on a regular basis.
.14 seems a little cheap.
In the current paradigm, we should be worth at least what Li paid, and more appropriately double what Li paid.
So, personally, I'm not selling anything for several more rungs of the ladder.
This is worth .25 pre-quarterly and potentially dollars after.
Don't sell yourselves short folks, if you have to sell for financial reasons, the bid will follow the ask.
So stick to your guns and ask high.
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