Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (QB) (LQMT) Share Price

Funny!!

I love it!!

Tomcat

Treshold 05/16/25 11:17 AM
Post #236168 on Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT)
Patience,Something Big will Happen this Time! it's in the making,remain Optimistic

Another day, another penny pincher! They abound on this board.

Sid you come up from your mama's basement with your yahoo buddies just to spew more of your juvenile nonsense. What a scammer you are making your minimum wage for your scum of the earth trading buddies. Now go back to your mama. I am sure all your yahoo friends are enjoying her thoroughly.

The leak on the liquidmetal hinge came out after the one about Stainless steel and Titanium as an UPDATE with new information. He is not saying both are possibilities. That is twisting the updated report.

Then why did you post lqmt would be $2-3 by LAST July from the ring? Just like many posted it would, reality has caught up with your rumor fueled cheerleading. At .14 I suggested lqmt would retrace back to the .05-.07 range as newbies realized they jumped the shark. I put no time limit on how long it would take. You said .20 was the next stop. Now it is 6 months to a year? Typical otc Nostradummie. Have a swell summer lil tonytenpennies.

Ming Chi Kuo put out 2 Reports: One for Liquidmetal, One for Titanium and Steel whatever. He did not rule out One in favor of the Other Read, Read , and DECIDE.!!! That's what they say; you're Damned if you do and you're Damned if you don't!!!!

Perfect 🤩

Until then it’s all 🌈🦄 for us LQMT Longs!

I never believe anything is fact until it is.

I have a better idea, instead of putting it back the way you found it, you should shove it up your a...............ss.

they should have used amorphous titanium and then no snap. live and learn.

A Blast from the Past! 8/11/23 :"Older Readers or Scholars of Apple 's Mistakes over the years will remember the TITANIUM PowerBook ,an incredible machine with Serious Flaws ,for example,early models suffered from SCREEN HINGES that would "SNAP"Under Normal Use."....." and while Apple has recently used Titanium in the 'Apple Watch,' it also has a Less SUCCESSFUL history with the Material."
LIFEWIRE,Tech for Humans,by Charlie Sorrel,Published on 8/11/2023.Fact Checked by Jerry Ledford.

A Blast from the Past! 8/11/23 :"Older Readers or Scholars of Apple 's Mistakes over the years will remember the TITANIUM PowerBook ,an incredible machine with Serious Flaws ,for example,early models suffered from SCREEN HINGES that would "SNAP"Under Normal Use."....." and while Apple has recently used Titanium in the 'Apple Watch,' it also has a Less SUCCESSFUL history with the Material."
LIFEWIRE,Tech for Humans,by Charlie Sorrel,Published on 8/11/2023.Fact Checked by Jerry Ledford.

A Blast from the Past! 8/11/23 :"Older Readers or Scholars of Apple 's Mistakes over the years will remember the TITANIUM PowerBook ,an incredible machine with Serious Flaws ,for example,early models suffered from SCREEN HINGES that would "SNAP"Under Normal Use."....." and while Apple has recently used Titanium in the 'Apple Watch,' it also has a Less SUCCESSFUL history with the Material."
LIFEWIRE,Tech for Humans,by Charlie Sorrel,Published on 8/11/2023.Fact Checked by Jerry Ledford.

Trading is Boring today!'

Tomcat

What is the logo on the cover? It’s the infinity symbol which also looks a lot like the Meta logo.🤔

Still nothing more than 🌈 and 🦄 for us LQMT Longs!

This implies that all of these manufacturing facilities are owned or wholly owned subsidiaries of LQMT USA…is that what you believe because AI says so?😵‍💫

I do like this section though:
• China Unicom Version: This specific model was released through China Unicom and utilizes different software compared to other regional version.
- they meant Unicorn right ?😂

Until then it’s all 🌈 and 🦄 for LQMT Longs!

You got one thing correct.

got that same Mac feeling!! was gung ho on the newer versions to be released needing to update, but lo and behold, they are going to add google into the mix.
sorry, no more macs should that be so, but i will still be buying LQMT.

Nice, plus the casing?? "The hinge will combine stainless steel and titanium alloy, while the casing opts for titanium alloy."

https://www.reddit.com/r/LQMT/s/bAvBXWMCGJ

Titanium alloy so it says.

My appetite is ravenous since getting rid of the flu bug. 26 in Aug? Or Sept is ok too.
Might be a joyous amorphous early Xmas. Sellers get with it asap, I am in a buying
holiday mood.

Hinge looks familiar

https://www.theverge.com/news/690133/meta-oakley-hstn-ai-glasses-price-date

This post is utter bullshit. Info taken from year 2003. Cut the crap, chicken. Get back in your litter box

Just a thought! Not being invested in the introduction of Liquismetal is like not being invested in the introduction of Aluminum and Steel. My opinion is worth less than the 2015 MacBook Pro I'm writing on.

Google AI Overview

Liquidmetal Technologies has manufacturing operations in Asia through its partnership with Dongguan Yihao Metal Technology Co., Ltd. ("Yihao") in China. Yihao is the world's largest manufacturer of amorphous metal products. Their facility is located in the province of Guangdong and is over 200,000 square feet. 

Another potential location in Asia is the Pyongtaek, South Korea facility, which was built near Seoul, South Korea. 

It's important to note that Liquidmetal Technologies also has a presence in Asia with Lugee Li heading up Liquidmetal Asia Holdings (LMAH), which is exploring additional manufacturing sites in the region. 

Liquidmetal Technologies, Inc. has a manufacturing facility in Pyongtaek, South Korea. This facility is near Seoul, the global headquarters of Samsung Electronics. It is a 13,000 square foot plant, with an additional 153,000 square foot building that was completed in September. This facility is being used to produce parts, including the SCH-X199, for customers. Additionally, their manufacturing partner, Dongguan Yihao Metal Technology, operates a 200,000 square foot facility in Guangdong province, China. This facility is used for manufacturing amorphous metal products.

Another related company, Yunnan Zhongxuan Liquid Metal Technology, has a corporate office in the Hongqiao Economic and Technological Development Zone, Xuanwei, Yunnan, China.

Please note that this information is based on the provided search results and may not reflect all Liquidmetal manufacturing facilities in Asia.

The SCH-X199 is a model number for a Samsung mobile phone. It was introduced in China by China Unicom. 
Key features and details about the SCH-X199:
• Innovative Design: Samsung incorporated a super-thin LCD screen frame component made from a revolutionary Liquidmetal alloy into the SCH-X199, contributing to its slim design.
• China Unicom Version: This specific model was released through China Unicom and utilizes different software compared to other regional versions.
• Color Display: The SCH-X199 was among the early Samsung phones to feature a color display, specifically an active-matrix TFT display supporting 4,096 colors.
• Resolution: The screen had a QQVGA resolution of 128 x 160 pixels.
• Related Models: The SCH-X199 is related to other Samsung phone models like the SCH-X430 and SGH-T100.
• Manufacturing: The Liquidmetal components for the SCH-X199 were produced at Liquidmetal Technologies' facilities near Seoul, South Korea.

Major Ming-Chi-Kuo has Released a Major Report on his Predictions for Apple’s First Foldable iPhone

https://www.patentlyapple.com/2025/06/major-ming-chi-kuo-has-released-a-major-report-on-his-predictions-for-apples-first-foldable-iphone.html

"Liquidmetal Hinge" They got it right!

15-20 million liquidmetal hinges for Apple foldable phones is 270-360 million USD, our cut for 3 years after paying Eontec to manufacture.

That comes out to $2.40 a share minimum!

Most of the components are not yet finalized, https://m.gsmarena.com/apples_foldable_iphone_to_use_liquid_metal_hinge_much_stronger_than_titanium-news-67139.php. The display, on the other hand, is one of the few components with finished specs. It's going to be sourced from Samsung Display. This alone might give us a pretty good idea of how the foldable iPhone will turn out.  

https://www.gsmarena.com/apples_foldable_phone_to_launch_in_late_2026_samsung_panels_already_ordered-news-68325.php

Come on man. Is that all you got to try and persuade new investors to sell their shares for your wash, rinse and repeat strategy.

LMAO

The part is called, "hinge spline."

This is the part that costs 200-300 million for 3-5 million order that Amphenol will apparently use in assembling the hinge. They don't make this part so it will be P.O.d through lqmt USA and they will farm out the manufacturing to Eontoc/Yiaho. Our Revenue cut will be 30 percent after paying Eontec which provides 60-90 million in revenue just for 4th Q 2026.

Kuo just reported that Apple orderd 15-20 million foldable phones that will most like cover 2026-2028.

Do the math and you will get a picture of our ongoing revenue from the liquidmetal spline for the next 3 years for LQMT USA (270-360 million USD).

From what I understand: the "Hinge Cover"(The outer shell) will be made of Titanium Alloy, however the Hinge Mechanism, (inside the protective cover),because of its Strength and Resilience and Outstanding Properties ,will (or may) be" made of Liquidmetal " (from what I understand.).Hope I'm Right.

How many years has it been since….

https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/659ab50a3984432cc1cde790/65cfd775c932ae838d603f3b_LQM_PressureSensor.pdf

Where are the billions????????

All would like to believe LQMT can be successful with this innovative material.

When, I see the SOS on their www. It doesn’t make it any easier.

It would not be too bad if it were just the above one product. Add in the pacemaker can and others and one would think the bottom line would be in the millions each quarter and not the thousands.

Reminds me of the bait and switch sales stores sometimes put out. They advertise one thing and when you go there to buy, they tell you it’s all sold out and try to sell you something you did not want.

That is what investing has been like for many. You Might buy shares and invest in LQMT on the products on display only to find out at the end of each of the 10Q’s bottom line everything is out of stock.

Not exactly an ideal way to encourage new positive shoppers.

As always my opinions are worth less than a LQMT share.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish tc luck.
Clean up the web.
At the very least update the www to 2025.
Look sharp. Show a pic of the new facility.

The recent 8k adds a notable relevance to this conversation.

Contrary to what anyone says LQMT is up YTD
173%. It was up at its peak, up 250%. Thats down 77% off of its peak YTD. And currently now down 22% off of its peak of 0.14 cents.

Since last week the share price also dropped 9%.

Extremely low volumes are the blame for the volatility swings. The share price is not holding but slowly waking down on anemic volumes and on any given day it can pop back up, whenever progress comes out of LQMT about any of their endeavors vague or detailed.

Anyone stating otherwise is simply not referring to the facts. Hype is good. It’s even better if it were truthful and based on the facts. It’s great to have opinions. It’s even better when they can be factually backed up.

My opinions are based on facts and the speculation on what a progress update could have on the share price.

As always, my opinions are worth less than the price of a LQMT share. My %’s favor LQMT.

Good luck to all in LQMT.
Wish tc luck.
LL you want your salary In RMB, US$ or LQMT shares? :)

No not correct and yes, correct . It depends on who is doing the manufacturing. To better answer your supposition, your opinion.

Just to make it clear black and white. Let’s just say the material used to make 1 million horse shoes is anything else but Liquidmetal. If the subsidiary of LQMT gets the contract. LQMT accounts for the revenues and costs and profits if any earned. If Eontec manufacturers the part you are correct. Others might have another opinion about Eontec.

But as far as the subsidiary goes. No matter if they make and sell porcelain coffee cups. It’s all LQMT.

I thought I explained that in a reply to payme, recently.

Better to focus on LQMT them to debate the metal’s right now.

I still think if the sidelines were sure it is Liquidmetal no matter where it is to be made, and LQMT is to be paid, we would be above 0.25 cents and not below it.

That is 9-5 Mac reporting old news from 2024 about the hinge (stainless steel and titanium alloy, rather than Kuo's leak from 2025 about the liquidmetal hinge) but including information from Kuo's new report that the hinge material "is yet to be finalized".

Here is exactly what is in Kuo's new report, which is good news about the quanity of foldables to be realeased:

From Ming 4 hours ago: Apple Foldable iPhone Updates:

Assembly supplier Foxconn is expected to officially kick off the project in late 3Q25 or early 4Q25. As of now, many component specifications (including the hinge, which has drawn considerable market attention) have yet to be finalized.

The foldable display is one of the few components with finalized specifications and serves as a good reference for estimating potential shipments. Samsung Display (SDC) plans to build annual production capacity for 7-8 million foldable panels to supply the 2026 foldable iPhone. Given that actual production in 2026 may span only a few months, panel shipments that year are likely to fall short of full capacity.

Recent market rumors suggest Apple has placed an order for 15–20 million foldable iPhones. Based on checks across multiple components, this volume likely reflects cumulative demand over the product’s 2–3 year lifecycle, rather than 2026 alone. This indicates that Apple’s foldable iPhone, expected to enter mass production in 2H26, may ship several million units annually in both 2027 and 2028, possibly due to its premium pricing.

It’s worth noting that all plans remain subject to change prior to the official project kickoff.

That is 9-5 Mac reporting old news from 2024 about the hinge (stainless steel and titanium alloy, rather than Kuo's leak from 2025 about the liquidmetal hinge) but including information from Kuo's new report that the hinge material "is yet to be finalized".

Here is exactly what is in Kuo's new report, which is good news about the quanity of foldables to be realeased:

From Ming 4 hours ago: Apple Foldable iPhone Updates:

Assembly supplier Foxconn is expected to officially kick off the project in late 3Q25 or early 4Q25. As of now, many component specifications (including the hinge, which has drawn considerable market attention) have yet to be finalized.

The foldable display is one of the few components with finalized specifications and serves as a good reference for estimating potential shipments. Samsung Display (SDC) plans to build annual production capacity for 7-8 million foldable panels to supply the 2026 foldable iPhone. Given that actual production in 2026 may span only a few months, panel shipments that year are likely to fall short of full capacity.

Recent market rumors suggest Apple has placed an order for 15–20 million foldable iPhones. Based on checks across multiple components, this volume likely reflects cumulative demand over the product’s 2–3 year lifecycle, rather than 2026 alone. This indicates that Apple’s foldable iPhone, expected to enter mass production in 2H26, may ship several million units annually in both 2027 and 2028, possibly due to its premium pricing.

It’s worth noting that all plans remain subject to change prior to the official project kickoff.

I just thought I'd throw this out there, due to boredom, and it's just my guess that he doesn't want to loose his money.

Lugee Li Yeung Tak Net Worth

The estimated net worth of Lugee Li Yeung Tak is at least $25 Million dollars as of 2025-06-18. Lugee Li Yeung Tak is the Director, 10% Owner of Liquidmetal Technologies Inc and owns about 226,572,262 shares of Liquidmetal Technologies Inc (LQMT) stock worth over $25 Million. Details can be seen in Lugee Li Yeung Tak's Latest Holdings Summary section.
Disclaimer: The insider information is derived from SEC filings. The estimated net worth is based on the final shares held after open market or private purchases and sales of common stock with a transaction code of "P" or "S" on Form 4, assuming that Lugee Li Yeung Tak has not made any transactions after 2024-10-10 and currently still holds the listed stock(s). Please note that this estimate may not reflect the actual net worth.

https://www.gurufocus.com/insider/114310/lugee-li-yeung-tak

According to previous reports, another standout design feature of the foldable iPhone will be its stainless steel and titanium alloy hinge. Kuo, however, says that this component “has yet to be finalized.”

So if stainless and titanium, we get nothing, correct ?

okpj

Hold up....
https://www.reddit.com/r/Amorphous/s/Cit2GzVCBk

Looks like even on low volume, LQMT is holding 0.10's-0.11's.

The vast majority of investors are holding for a potential big payday. With some very interesting developments happening with LQMT, like Kuo's credible leak about Apple liquidmetal hinges in the foldable phone, Li taking a salary with an Asian branch of LQMT, and 4 LLCs with deep-pocket businessmen purchasing 28 million USD in LQMT shares at 0.16, everyone wants to see how this plays out.

One piece of news could send our stock skyrocketing into dollar land. So I totally understand why the majority of outside investors owning roughly 500 million shares are holding long. In the meantime, the wash, rinse, and repeat crew just vent their frustration.

To me, this is BULLISH!

I wouldn't be sitting on the sidelines right now waiting for the stock to take a dump.

Good luck to all true longs!!! Patience over the next 6-12 months. I believe our time has arrived.

Boy, maybe they are using all that LQMT canard technology.

No wait! Canards were just another joshaeyu BS story, be it an early one.

Amazing, how the hell does anyone ever get interested in a company that survives on only a couple of cash handouts and speculation for more than 20 years?

Truly an enigma.

Defies all of the rules for why anyone one should hold a share from the outside. But here all are. Invested and hooked.

It is any wonder why I state my opinions are always worth less than the price of a LQMT share.

I hope I can still say that, when it hits $2 dollars. :)

Beyond Mach 2 Liquidmetal is out of the skin. No rivets.
Above Mach 6 aircraft are on hypersonic territory..

Aside from that. Why no existing contracts for aircraft today?

Cars?

A fricken tire sensor?

The volume is back in the dead zone, but the price remains locked on a dime. Others have done fine yeoman's work in explaining how the knot gets tied, but I would like to know the why. With all that has been going on around the world and in Valencia Circle, HK, the PRC, WDC, the EONTEC agreements, a maze, the disappearance and reappearance of Luigi on salary, and the four investors tied to China that invested what?..........Whiskey Tango Foxtrot........is going on here? So who will cut the Gordian knot? There is only one person that can do that. Needless to say, the rest of us are left with as usual, speculation. And while that may be the death star for serious investors, everyone on this board is doing it. Which tells us what?

Where ever titanium was used on the Blackbird that allowed it achieve Mach 3.
The new designs are from Mach 2 to 9. Shit hot and fast like a bear that ate tetrox
and got the trots.

1/2 a day today?

High speeds yes. But what aircraft parts were you thinking of?

The temperatures on the ground are the same for all aircraft. The air temps get cooler as you climb in altitude. In fact most who have tried to escape by hiding in the retractable landing gear box, freeze to death.

So in order to state heat as a factor. What part of the aircraft are you referring to that would be subjected to higher temperatures different from commercial aircraft today? The airframe or the power plant? For example the skin of the airframe? The ailerons, wing Flap hinges etc.

What part specifically for Liquidmetal would be more stressed that would negate the use of Liquidmetal for a supersonic aircraft vs what is in place now that LQMT has no contract for?

I do not believe the temps at Mach one ore Mach two will generate high heat to negatively impact on the properties of LQMT’s Liquidmetal, if you are talking about out the airframe. In fact Liquidmetal parts would be more advantageous for the ailerons.

Heat is a broad term. Can you be more specific.?

Thank you.