If you have obtained this information from Liquidmetal staff,
how is it you can cite one for Ogawa, and 6 for Bromage, but not the other 8?
Also, you list Lockheed as a client, but Lockheed does not acknowledge LQMT as a contractor. How is that?
Also, could you tell me why former non-CE customers like Biolase and Socketcom have not been maintained as customers?
In other words, it's fantastic to discuss forward looking deals, but why can't you discuss past deals, the ones that brought in revenues, and which, since the costs associated with injection molding via Engel machines are cheaper than the parts made for past customers by die casting ought to be much more profitable for LQMT now?
Why does LQMT not retain past customers which were NON-CE?
Is this part of marketing, too? To only look for new customers, but forget about old customers?
Strange, I think.
But, then, it must be the new psychology.
It's just like LQMT treats it's investors: better to dazzle the future possible investors than hold on to loyal existing ones.
I can't wait to hear your words of paraclesia.
If you can spell out the other 8 customers and who brought them in, and why you can cite Lockheed (public information) but can't cite the other 14.......then, and, while you are at it, what transpired today in arbitration, You will have obtained the new post of GURU for this board.
I think Canton asked the right questions.
Now, please come up with the right answers.
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