A lot of your argument is based on that the belief $46 million invested by Hong Kong Liquidmetal and installation of Lugee Li as CEO is a lot of money; that it is a substantial amount of resources.
Have you ever considered that maybe Hong Kong Liquidmetal does not think that they invested a lot of money? That they were/are fully happy with the value received from buying controlling interest in LQMT?
And, that transaction is "over"?
Because if you look at it from that perspective I think it explains a lot of Lugee Li's cold shoulder, the effective giving away of the assets, and the turning of LQMT from a BMG manufacturer to a landlord of a singular commercial property.
Thoughts?