Replies to post #230773 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Researchfyi]

So why would a whale pay (LQMT) Peter to pay (Yihao) Paul indirectly a $1.10 for a part, when you can directly pay Yihao (Paul) 0.90 cents for the same part and save boo koo bucks on high volume part orders.

I guess what you are saying In essence is, unless
LQMT (Peter) re-establishes it’s own domestic manufacturing again, Yihao (Paul) will always be eating (Peter’s) LQMT’s/our lunch!

Now if what you say is true, and it does appear to be so. Wasn’t/isn’t that a clear conflict of interest by LL? Closing down the competition and forcing all part orders to go through China?

Doesn’t that explain the lack of new contracts, anemic trading volume, anemic interest, a declining share price and declining revenues?

I mean would it not have been more advantageous for LQMT to have expanded domestic manufacturing given the supply chain issues and limited trade restrictions?

Maybe I have this all wrong. But if I do, can anyone explain why your answer would be incorrect?

It appears to me from all aspects you are absolutely spot on!

[Watts Watt]

The only rain that TC has ever made has been golden showers on the heads of investors.

[Researchfyi]

It is also, I believe TC’s connections that facilitated LL’s introduction to LQMT. It looks like LL paved the way for his rise to ceo and the departure of every other executive that may have stood in his way.

All one can do at this point is to see if those options awarded to the departed one’s bare fruit for all in LQMT and not just for themselves.

It’s the only rain forecast I can see for now.