So, are you saying since Li, the conflict of interest controversy is so big, so clear, so blatant that once Li took control of the company he purposefully stopped the power upgrade,shut down all domestic possibilities for production and the possibility of LQMT inking deals in the USA, which require a manufacturer domestically, thus forcing LQMT to do virtually all ordering of parts from China and in effect narrowing LQMT’s scope of companies to do business with?
And at the same time only marketing to companies outside of LQMT’s footprint to profit off of LQMT’s IP?
I say this because in many ways it sure looks that way to some. After all, all of that hoopla of the OH, then the reversal and cessation of further investments in LQMT USA and the restructuring of manufacturing and laying off staff, plus executives running out the door, then claiming to increasing and expanding investments in amorphous metal in China, while LQMT USA languishes with a minuscule new contract or two for over six years as domestic revenues shrivel up, makes a pretty good case.
Or perhaps those theories and opinions of li are all wrong and LQMT is really ready to reap all of those other theories of happy talk.
Sure needs clarity. Like what the hell is really going on?
Right now I can’t argue with the facts. Anemic trading liquidity, volumes, interest, revenues and share price, plus just about zero communications on any progress.
The other side only has theories of infrastructure has improved, li does not own controlling voting shares to lose, manufacturing capacity is there, and speculation that every product made will have Liquidmetal in it any day, any week, any month, any year now and don’t worry because they have cash to burn.
And still no contracts year after year to increase revenues since the Apple purchase of LQMT’s IP for perpetual CE use and now li, where executives and staff like Elvis Presley has left the building.
Nope not since 2011, perhaps 2012 has LQMT earned more than $1 million per quarter. Now it’s what? A couple of hundred thousand?
It’s what happens when companies are not run by knowledgeable people and investors are deceived by forward worded commentary or greed. If only we knew! Would any have invested in the first place? And seriously, are there any justifications other than if’s and could be’s and speculation not to sell?
Like the late great singer & performer, Elvis Presley said:
“Thank you very much”
I don’t know how many would not have invested if they knew then, what they know now. I do believe many would not have. I also know that if that were the case. Almost all of posts would be positive and less doubtful of LQMT’s success.
Some long term shareholders have sold, some have passed on and some will always hold on for many reasons sound and unsound by investment standards.
Good luck to you.
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