Chip,
There is also the devil you know, vs the devil you don't know consideration. I for one prefer to stay with LQMT as a holding in the speculative part of my portfolio. Progress is clearly being made, but the stock price did not participate in the latest technology bubble involving electric cars, etc.
The last thing I want to do is sell a depressed, but promising holding like LQMT and then buy a less promising but popular and hyped up position in something else. I don't want to participate in the deflating of the bubble!
IMHO - Tomcat
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