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WARRIOR6267

02/27/14 10:58 AM

#46789 RE: Watts Watt #46788

Sold my 20k shares today .317 this means lqmt goes to .50 lol
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Eagle1947

02/27/14 11:00 AM

#46791 RE: Watts Watt #46788

It is impossible to disagree with your sentiment.

Given that my knowledge on such matters is insignificant I can predict without any qualms:

We will again have an opportunity to sell in the $.40 - $.50c range and buy in the $.14 - $.19c range.

P.S. to some others ... this too will require patience and a long term outlook.

P.P.S. It will also take company management that is willing to communicate and become much more transparent.
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AliAz

02/27/14 11:00 AM

#46792 RE: Watts Watt #46788

WATTS, there is NO ECSTASY in my post.

But my post was bait for the interpretation you provided. I'm so pleased that you happen to be the one to take it.

The fact is, the Materion call, IMHO, was just more fluff as far as LQMT is involved. It is getting very old.
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Stocksgreen

02/27/14 11:03 AM

#46794 RE: Watts Watt #46788

Exactly that's only on the ingots.....so what will be the money LQMT will be making on the product side.....lot more......man you never see the picture.....so sad......enjoy
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Barney Vissur

02/27/14 11:20 AM

#46800 RE: Watts Watt #46788

Agree with that analysis, but 5-10 mill or 10-20 mill translates to what percent of cost of an item that LQMT may have struck a license and/or royalty deal with a potential customer? However, need the CUSTOMER!

When was the last time, though, that an analyst asked a question on a MTRN conference call about LQMT's effects on MTRN's business? Hipple is either verytight with Tom Steipp and just looking to give a friend a boost or he's truly intrigued by the potential revenue stream.

Bottom line - LQMT is back to the same issues - customers, revenues and profits.