Replies to post #40179 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)

[Watts Watt]

Your first 5 points are obvious.
The tough ones which you blabbed but did not explain, are fabrications of yourself:

6. He knows he'd never be able to control Liquid Metal and have it be a success.
7. He sees the benefits of selling the Engel machines instead of him buying machines to supply a small niche market.
8. Sorry you cant see it, but, he became successful with a lot of luck. And you're here making comments on a penny stock. Ironic.

[Barney Vissur]

Sorry you cant see it, but, he became successful with a lot of luck. And you're here making comments on a penny stock. Ironic.

Lol, I couldn't even begin to figure out where to start to respond to that, so I'll sum it up by saying sometimes you are incredibly humorous in your blatherings, lol. I got a chuckle - thank you. Now take off those blinders so you can see. As for irony, you keep pumping this like you have ulterior motives while preaching faith, hope, etc. Now, THAT is irony, Sandy. Faith and hope in a penny stock. Hmmm, yeah, I'm sure you can see the kettle is black. Funny, in an ironic sort of way...

Yes, Barney Visser is all about "luck." Here's a little hint for you about success in life - most will choose luck over brains ANY day and find a really successful person, with an understanding of what they have, that won't say to themselves, and others, how lucky they are every day to have achieved the success they have.

WARREN BUFFETT: Well I came up with that a long, long time ago to describe the situation that – I was lucky. I was born in the United States. The odds were 30 or 40-to-1 against that. I had some lucky genes. I was born at the right time. If I’d been born thousands of years ago I’d be some animal’s lunch because I can’t run very fast or climb trees. So there’s so much chance in how we enter the world.

I know, old WB is a crazy old, lucky fool...

Here, I'll leave you with this, Sandy, - GOOD LUCK!