Replies to post #228437 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[pigshithorsefeet]

“Apple is still a partner with LQMT sharing IP, and developing new IP!
You need to do your research!”

Please answer the previously stated question and provide PROOF of their CURRENT relationship, in regards as it pertains to the CURRENT parts being produced and utilized, and the CURRENT revenue derived thereof.

You can’t, because, to date, there is NO PROOF…” You need to do your research”

[Saving Grace]

Apple bought all patents years ago. Remember
Liquid Li began targeting Golf Clubs and shoes
which only skyrocketed the COGS with still nothing
to show for it. I remember the agreement from Apple
only allowed Liquid Li permission to use the product
with other LQMT ventures of their own. Apple OWNS
the patents and processes and Liqúid Metals will never
get a single dime from Apple for anything, ever.

I sold everything I had when this was brought to my
attention. I warned everybody here when I unloaded my
position that the bid is real money and to take advantage
of it before it's gone.

[Researchfyi]

And since 2010, regarding share price and revenues how has that worked out for LQMT?

An agreement for a one time fee to restrict one party from earning $$$$ in a particular market segment? That’s not exactly what I would call a partnership.

Let me get this straight. LQMT is in a partnership with Apple, but China as you point out many times is earning the $$$$, while LQMT earns Goose eggs? That’s the partnership?

That’s not a partnership I would be talking about even if I thought it existed. Those misunderstood agreements is what got many to buy into LQMT.

If you want to define partnership as the agreement to share info but not $$$$ from CE sales, then yes you have a partnership.

And if ever LQMT finds a part that can be used in a CE product that does not infringe on those agreements, then that has nothing to do with LQMT and any Apple relationship.

If ever time to do DD were taken you would have known that by reading the follow up statements from LQMT executives expressing that they were searching for parts that might be used in CE that do not legally violate the LQMT/Apple agreements.