Your sorry. Don’t be. The company hasn’t changed fundamentally. Always depended on outside manufacturing. I don’t know where you get your stuck in the past from. The historical facts are what they are and the current state of LQMT is what it is. The company is worth less today then it was five years ago. The only growth in revenues are continually coming from future hope, expectations and theories and forward worded statements and not from factual press releases of any progress or contracts for the future.
That’s not a picture of stuck in the past. That’s a very clear picture of being stuck, period at any point in time. When it comes to LQMT. The stuck in the past cliche has as much meaning as one Day at a Time.
Look at all of the factual data. If one might want to paint a picture of LQMT, then one might more accurately say that if anyone is stuck in the past it is not any of the shareholders. Its LQMT the company itself. A company who sold off its future by selling it’s past IP and parts of it’s global footprint to sell parts or to collect royalties from specific products.
The only hypothetical I can state about LQMT’s past results are that they are no guarantee of LQMT’s future. So far for at least two decades LQMT has not realized any of dice rollers potential. Or expectations. That is what is stuck in the past.
And whether you’re a 20 year investor or a one Day investor as long as LQMT does not announce contracts of any kind, your stuck. Why? Because the company has not changed their fundamentals, only the theories and expectations of shareholders who have always believed the company to be moving forward. So forward, that all are anticipating a deal, are waiting for the company to catch up to those theories.
No its not any of the dice rollers who are stuck in the past, its the company.
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