I agree. If LQMT doesn't release something substantive with regard to revenues the shorters are going to pile on eventually just like they did in 2012 when they propped this thing up to .60 for that round of dilution. When it dropped to .05 they covered when the announcement came that the dilution was over sending it to .20 which I correctly called just a few weeks before it happened. I don't believe this Apple using Liquidmetal rumor for a second and won't until I actually see evidence that they have equipped suppliers with the necessary equipment to manufacture amorphous alloy products. We shall see which of these traders take advantage of this move or ride it down again like they did in 2012.
Only makes sense to at least be conservative and have a stop in place to protect profits. It's not even being conservative really, its basic common sense that if you are in from .05 to .20 to minimize risk. That's called being successful and beating the market.
I have also seen this kind of pop happen just before really bad news. The last(I actually watched) was Patriot Coal went bankrupt and killed the share holders. Just before hand it had a nice run then voila, an afternoon bankruptcy PR sent it plummeting to near nothing.
I think something substantive will be announced soon and it might NOT be good news.
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