WARRIOR6267, I hope you are not implying that LQMT is a legitimate company. I have seen not seen a shred of legitimacy in its history. Buying a bunch of patents (IP) does not make it a legitimate company. Please tell me what they have done that demonstrates legitimacy, that did not fall apart before long.
Everything they claim either fades away, is forgotten, or was framed and hedged in such away that it is little more than a package, which when opened contains nothing but plausibility deniablity.
The Apple-Crucible deal was legitimate, but read the fine print, for LQMT it was really merely a trade-off for funds, not really an operational business tactic or strategy. LQMT has been liquidating its assets right and left, and is milking the penny investors, and though surrogates playing the market.
It is difficult for me to believe that either VPC or LQMT has been negligent to the other in their contractual obligation, or should I say their unwritten understanding. OOO's find on the VPC purchase of an Engel machine a mere one month ago does not suggest a problem that LQMT's 8Q states they have been been trying to resolve amicably for several months. That SEC filing is a cover for a mutual strategy put in place at the outset IMHO.
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