Replies to post #21653 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[yamasushi]

Visser initially was going to use the 43,500 sq ft facility but is now opting to use 250k sf of space.. yes he knows something BIG is coming. Look, Barney lent lqmt 2mm dollars on may 28, 2010 and ended up receiving 7.9mm lqmt shares which he put into one of his holding companies, Norden llc( ironically right before the Apple deal in august). Since then, Barney has invested AT LEAST another 7-10mm dollars into acquiring LM stock and retrofitting 250k sf of his warehouses for Liquidmetal production. If Barney was not convinced of LM'S success back in may 2010 after giving 2mm.. he certainly would not throw away another 10mm into the company now....and he agreed to most of his shares getting locked up for 5 years. The million $ question is what does Barney know.. what was he told...and was/is he part of talks going on with Apple and the other 10 prototype customers.

[Watts Watt]

On this board, there is a lot of misunderstanding of manufacturing and, particularly, with the whole injection molding process.

The 250,000 sq foot is not solely dedicated to injection molding machines.

A large part of the floor space required is for all of the machines essential for making the molds for injection molding.

Another area is dedicated for shipping and receiving.

Another area is dedicated for normal administration.

The very same machines we are replacing (allegedly) at our aerospace, industrial and medical clients are precisely the machines that VPC needs to fabricate the molds for our clients.

It is not so much what Barney Visser knows as what you people do not know.

The original 43,000 sq ft was never the end game from day one.