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read post 13843 from 6 months ago to see how "small" we've been thinking around here.
"Grab all the shares you can now and hold for 6 months and you will thank me!"
You sound as if you think we've only been on this board for 3 weeks and you've come along to enlighten us all. We've been discussing this stuff for months, others of us for years. I think that's what is rankling some of us. You're advise is good, but far from new, and not at all enlightening. You're about 6 months behind man. You're about the last person any of us need to thank when this pops. Nobody on this board is buying anything, or selling anything, because of what you have to say, but welcome to the board anyway.
Wake up as RICH van Winkle.
Couldn't resist.
I was half expecting, maybe 35-40%, an after hours announcement. DARN IT!!!
Buy on the rumors?
igotthemojo is the board antaganist. You're responces are landing on deaf ears.
of those 1 or 2 posts a day of value.....none of them are yours.
It's totally water under the bridge anyway. It is a fact that KBLB is using ZinkFingers in their silkworm research. I will hazard a guess with the risk of being in error that SIAL and KBLB were talking about this, and probably even doing a little hands on experimenting, before they actually announced the deal. Maybe even as early as September 2010. I'm sure Thompson was aware of ZinkFinger technology long before Frazier's successful experiments. And as I've said many times, Thompson comes across, at least to me, as somebody that has his ducks lined up long before he makes announcements. Maybe you think he was made aware of ZinkFingers around April 1 and made a deal with SIAL a week later.
They've got to be getting to a place where they could secure legitimate financing. Just pray we don't have to do any heavy dilution. Any legitimate cash flow would get Thompson into market financing, none of that expensive venture capital financing.
It's gotta be KBLB in that case. If it was somebody else, that's who SIAL would have been selling to instead of us.
I'm a firm believer that Thompson is always about 5 steps ahead of his public position. They know darn well this will work in the long run, and may already know, and have resolved, some of the hurdles. This CEO is no giddy-ass. He doesn't speak in May until he knows what he's going to say in October. That's just my take on the man, from afar.
It's gotta be KBLB and they must have been in preliminary talks. I can't remember what the doc said exactly at that 3:45 mark, but he really just referred to silkworms, didn't really make more than a reference.
By the way, today is the 3rd anniversary of this board. That's staying power and hopefully is indicative of what we are following.
Really, if you disregard stockwatchalert's little game last fall, there really hasn't been any huge swings. Not on my thinking anyway. Notice SWA put out an alert on us about a month ago, and the effect was minimal, at best.
Remember, .26 means nothing. It was the result of a pump and dump. I always just put a straight line through that 3 or 4 month period.
Where's MACD propped right now? It must be getting kind of tight.
I should think it would work on anything if it works on one. A DNA strand is a DNA strand is a DNA strand. Isn't it? Sure, they're different in every organism, that's what makes organisms different. But once you figure out the sequence in any organism, you should be able to successfully modify it with ZFs. No?
I agree. I believe Thompson is the kind of guy that knows the answer to question 4 while he's publicly addressing question 1. Just my impersonal take on the guy.
I agree. I would hope that Thompson knows SIAL's tech will work for what he needs before he cut a final deal with them. I have speculated that all along. He knows the ZincFingers will get him to where he wants to go.
My kinda guy
There is no help. Where there is no reason, there is no help. Don't you see? It's going to go to .14 because we want it to, not because of all the science mumbo-jumbo. That just gets in the way.
Good buys (IMHO). If I already wasn't invested to the level I am, I'd jump in right now also. What I have will ultimately make me very happy though. Feeling pretty certain of that.
We kind of lost Manshoon for the time being, but we've been fortunate to really pick up a couple of really constructive posters. We are lucky to have some smart people involved in this stock and on this board.
Somebody has been playing this stock like a well tuned fiddle today. It gets knocked down everytime to just enough for somebody(s) to pick up big chunks right around 10 cents. Look at the price action and the volume associated with each move. It's a work of art the way somebody(s) is accumulating. Small volume knocks it down to the low 9s, big buys back up to 10, small volume back down, and on comes another large purchase. Those that are selling into these purchases will be kicking themselves sooner than later.
Please refer us to the stories you are referring to.
He's not coming out of the closet until the tentatively scheduled cc, so I guess it's time to get scared.
You make some very interesting posts. Thanks.
It won't go that low Eddie. There is very solid support at .09, if it ever gets down to there. It would take a major event to blast too far below .09
So, are you accumalatating now for the next big push?
I'm just guessing that he has those people together for some reason.
He's got that board of advisors. We'll see what ultimate purpose they will have.
I wasn't castigating you, nor defending my approach. Was only speculating why you were challenged after you contacted the company. I'd love to hear details from the company concerning this deal asap.
Tone on these boards sometimes is very hard to convey.
I guess my willingness to allow the CEO to tell me in his own good time will keep the attacks down. He's said he'd talk to us in a few weeks or so. He's got alot to talk about. I don't see any reason why he'd skirt details of this new deal. It's quite important that we understand.
About time somebody other than us longs get shaken out. Break through this .095 and back up to 10 we go if that's what's happening, then we can sit in that 10-11 range for a month.
What is being said here then is, IF, IF, KBLB's deal is like Sangamo's, KBLB isn't giving SIAL stock, but SIAL is purchasing KBLB stock at an agreed upon fixed price? Am I deducing correctly here? If so, I would wonder what Sangamo's market price was at the time of the agreement. Less than the agreed upon purchase price? More?
Of course, the Sangamo deal gives SIAL marketing rights to Sangamo's technology. So would SIAL be marketing KBLB's product, or technology for other uses? I guess that would be a reason for Notre Dame to be sitting around the table while KBLB and SIAL were talking.
This deal between SIAL and KBLB really needs to be sorted out for us investors.
Does going from 1 cent a share to 9 cents a share in a year add up for you? If not, tell me what I'm missing.
I was thinking .11, but it blew through that pretty easy, but I agree with a previous poster that it looks a little over sold, so I believe you're range of .10 to .11 will probably stick. This thing should bounce off .085 like the rubberband somebody else called it earlier. .085 would be a steal. The only real concern I have is that 10 billion number. I hate it. You're right again that their will be dilution, but Thompson has proven himself very reliable concerning this issue, so much so that I'm very confident he'll handle it very well.
That 10 billion a/s is just so ugly. I wish he would do something about that.
I fully agree with your price prognostication. I fully expect this stock to trade for a dollar sometime before the end of the year. I expect some kind of income stream by then also. Not just some kind of a payment to show up in the receipts section of the balance sheet, but an actual income stream.
It will settle above .065 if investors feel there is value added by working with SIAL. It settled very firmly in the .06 range before that, now we'll see what value is added to the stock with the SIAL agreement, settle at that range, and move from there in due time after additional developements. If you don't watch this stock on a day to day basis, there is truly nothing you can do but appreciate it. It's been a money cow for a year now.
On May 24, 2010 this stock traded for .009 per share. Today, it sells for .095 per share. Not bad for a CEO that doesn't know how to run a public company.
Forget the .264, it was none of the company's doing, had no fundamental support at all, and the company had no responsibility in getting it there, keeping it there, or any responsibility in the ensuing sell-off from there. Heck, even forget about the .14 from a week ago. Again, the company didn't push it up there, and has no responsibility in keeping it there. Thompson has built a company that has seen an appreciation of 1000% in the past year, based entirely on what he and his have accomplished. When they accomplish more, the stock price will show it, and hold it.
He's got a company that has increased in value 1000% in a year with no revenues, and that just isn't enough for some people. That's the shame of the whole thing.