> In this article, (http://seekingalpha.com/article/547471-liquidmetal-what-s-an-apple-co...
> ), by Justin Kuepper he states."Liquidmetal's recent run-up in share
> price may not be fully justified on the surface by Apple's
> announcement that it would include liquidmetal technology in the
> iPhone 5." This was the news that sent the stock up on late trading. I
> have heard nothing about any release by Apple stating that they are
> going to use LQMT on the next iPhone. I believe that Justin's
> statement is pure fiction built on the back of this article and a slew
> of copycat articles that appeared on April 19th. (http://www.streetinsider.com/Insiders+Blog/Liquidmetal+%28LQMT%29+Sha...
> ). As far as I can see, since then all the articles about LQMT have
> not been news about the company's activities but only reiterations of
> the original April 19th articles and reports on the stock motion. Mr.
> Kuepper's erroneous  new information about Apple's confirmation  needs
> to be confirmed. There is no ill effect on anyone if in fact Apple is
> going to use LQMT in the iphone 5 and it won't matter at all if Mr.
> Kuepper's information is wrong. But if it turns out that there was no
> such news from Apple and Apple doesn't use LQMT, he  could be
> responsible for a lot of people loosing a lot of money on a bogus
> investment.

> IF APPLE MADE AN ANNOUNCEMENT SAYING THAT THEY ARE USING LQMT IN THE
> NEW iPhone SOMEBODY POST THE LINK! (That is what Justin Kuepper should
> have done).

> I hope that it is true. I am invested in LQMT and would likely
> increase my investment if his assertion is correct.