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Re: buttonman post# 34844

Wednesday, 02/11/2015 12:14:45 PM

Wednesday, February 11, 2015 12:14:45 PM

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As an investor, I cannot argue with you that it has taken too long for CYBL management to complete the necessary steps to return the company to profitability. Like any reasonable person, I, too, want to realize an appreciation in the value of the money I invested here. However, this company, for good or for bad, was initially conceived and built to design, develop, and manufacture LED lighting geared specifically for industrial and/or military applications. The confluence of prior management's error in entering into financing agreements that were materially flawed and the recent budget impasses within the federal government that have gridlocked agency expenditures have been the two principal causes for the company's current malaise.

The good news, as I see it, is with the improving economy, coupled with recent years of restrained federal spending under the constraints of Continuing Resolutions and Sequestration, which have prevented the military from re-stocking its depleted inventory of equipment, companies such as CYBL are perfectly positioned to for a renaissance. When exactly this will occur, I cannot say with any degree of accuracy that I would feel comfortable advising anyone from an investment strategy perspective. Since I am not an employee of the company or a paid advisor, I am not privy to the internal negotiations with regards to either the debt resolution or status of the contracts filed with the U.S. Government, therefore I, like any other investor, must wait for definitive news to come directly from the company. What I would suggest if you are currently invested in CYBL, stand firm and wait - it is senseless (and currently, impossible) to liquidate your position at this time. If you are not invested in CYBL, put this ticker on your "Watch List" and periodically check in to see if there are any material developments. As usual, the investor idiom "]volume precedes price" applies here; when one starts to see volume (accumulation) picking up, that is usually indicative that something materially is percolating with the company.

For those savvy investors who buy in CYBL at these levels, there is a SUBSTANTIAL PROFIT to be made once the contracts are finalized and revenues begin generating.

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