Replies to post #8536 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[golong22]

Boeing, Naval ballistic projectiles, weapons, Apple...all great posts and interesting to read, but all pure speculation on a .26 stock that has been around for ten years. Glad you reminded me they actually started shipping "something to someone" this year...and Steipp is "excited about his worldwide shipments..." They are still not making revenue, and are going to run out of money end of May, and are diluting. If they sell they new shares at .25, sure they could stay in business a while longer...maybe give long suffering shareholders time to see who they are actually shipping products too, and for what...

This is somewhat a pathetic company, when a mere PR would goose this up. LQMT does have a lot of eyeballs, and a lot of interest. It would NOT take much of a PR to get this past $1.00...THEN they could unload some of those new shares. I am profitable from my last reload under .25...and I'm gonna hold and see if it rise through June into the Shareholder's meeting. How can they be having a shareholders meeting in June if they are going to run out of money in May? I suppose I'll find out soon...

[lqmtapple]

Watts, I've been thinking..

When Atakan Peker said that Apple will use this technology in a breakthrough product in a few years, it immediately took me back to the liquidmetal technology fuel-cell patent with Apple's collector plates. We all know that a fuel cell battery will take a number of years to perfect and that this would truly be a break through in that Apple devices would have a much longer battery life (up to 30 days for the current iPhone) which is becoming even more efficient as chip manufacturers move to lower energy chips. This means the batteries of the future will have even MORE battery life or the devices will have smaller batteries further reducing the weight.

I honestly think that in a number of years, Apple may truly come out with a Liquidmetal iPhone where the housing, casing, battery, and more are made from liquidmetal. This would make the device VERY inexpensive to produce just as the carrier subsidy model goes away. The timing is prescient!

[lqmtapple]

Watts, I've been thinking..

When Atakan Peker said that Apple will use this technology in a breakthrough product in a few years, it immediately took me back to the liquidmetal technology fuel-cell patent with Apple's collector plates. We all know that a fuel cell battery will take a number of years to perfect and that this would truly be a break through in that Apple devices would have a much longer battery life (up to 30 days for the current iPhone) which is becoming even more efficient as chip manufacturers move to lower energy chips. This means the batteries of the future will have even MORE battery life or the devices will have smaller batteries further reducing the weight.

I honestly think that in a number of years, Apple may truly come out with a Liquidmetal iPhone where the housing, casing, battery, and more are made from liquidmetal. This would make the device VERY inexpensive to produce just as the carrier subsidy model goes away. The timing is prescient!