Does it really make a difference two cents three cents five cents or a dime? Not with volumes of a few hundred thousand shares trading. Or even two million shares.
LQMT needs about $500,000 in liquidity to get the volume up to 10 million shares trading at a nickel.
Then we can see the ticker fly and have some meaning to the share price. Look what happened a few days ago. The share price doubled on just a couple of million shares. .035 to .07. Means nothing when a few hundred thousand shares pulls it back.
I don’t think you nor I are in it for a dime up or 3 cents to 7 cents.
Right now the present looks abysmal but with the insider purchase and the potential for a high volume order possibly occurring, the future looks just a wee bit better.
Not enough to entice high rolling dice rollers but just enough to hold on for the next 6 months.
I just want to know what the heck are the other 20 sales reps doing?
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