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NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/31/20
20200131|NTEK|102833|0|103136|O
Short = 99.7%
And here i thought yesterday was bad with 99.4% of shares traded being short sales; and then comes today at 99.7%. Not huge volume, but if we could just move it in a northern trajectory it might start to push shorty in a more desirable direction.
IPIX Finra Short Sales for 1/30/20
20200130|IPIX|224046|0|469606|O
Short = 47.7%
NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/29/20
20200129|NTEK|78270|0|108956|O
Short; 71.8%
Ugg!
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. I got wound up in something yesterday and neglected to record IPIX's short sales. So today you get a twofer.
Monday
IPIX Short Sales for 1/27/20
20200127|IPIX|288155|0|502368|O
Shorts:57.4%
Today
IPIX Short Sales for 1/27/20
20200128|IPIX|279595|0|506401|O
Shorts:55.2%
Seems as tho Shorty is once again just playing with us.
Finally, Alan is back from the hospital. If you can spare a minute, a prayer would be appreciated.
Mea Culpa, Mea Culpa. I got wound up in something yesterday and neglected to record NTEK's short sales. So today you get a twofer.
Monday
NTEK Short Sales for 1/27/20
20200127|NTEK|320|0|565|O
Shorts:56.6%
Today
NTEK Short Sales for 1/27/20
20200128|NTEK|70000|0|75303|O
Shorts:93.0%
Seems as tho Shorty is once again just playing with us. I you have something to say, David, it would be appreciated.
Finally, Alan is back from the hospital. If you can spare a minute, a prayer would be appreciated.
IPIX Finra Short Sales for 1/24/20
20200124|IPIX|602042|0|1302527|O
S/S = 46.2%
And a weekend signoff: Alan, be well.
NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/24/20
20200121|NTEK|0|0|200|O
Short Sales = 0%
Ain't it cool. 3 days without any shorting. But very low volume.
A weekend signoff: Be well Alan.
HHSE FINRA Short Sales for 1/23/20
20200123|HHSE|286615|0|562000|O
Short Sales = 51.0%
IPIX Finra Short Sales for 1/23/20
20200123|IPIX|438705|0|634319|O
S/S = 69.2%
NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/23/20
20200121|NTEK|0|0|200|O
Short Sales = 0% Hey, that's 2 days in a row.
Even more special than yesterday. 200 shares traded; Zero short sales & we're Down 10.0% I guess our MMs are showing us their love. NOT
IPIX Finra Short Sales for 1/22/20
20200122|IPIX|163552|0|368626|O
Short Sales = 44.4%
NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/22/20
20200121|NTEK|0|0|6100|O
Short Sales = 0%
Isn't this special? 6,100 shares traded; Zero short sales & we're up 11.11%
NTEK Finra Short Sales for 1/21/20
20200121|NTEK|9800|0|19800|O
Short Sales = 49.5%
Don't you just love it? A 34% jump in s/p and still nearly half shares sold are short.
A finally, please consider saying a prayer for Alan. It can't hurt.
People continue to complain because Kim and Jon are not posting positive information. It may be because there is nothing to post right now. OR, it may be because the news they would post is not complete enough to post. Have you ever spoken up about the success of a project and then had to pull back when all the results were known? If not, then lucky on you. I have. I suspect that Kim (and maybe even Jon) have, in the past, spoken, only to find that the one thing he had not anticipated came to fruition. In a bad way, because rarely do unanticipated events bless your endeavors. I guess that's just Murphy's Law (and all the corollaries thereto) in effect.
Two things I try to keep in mind when I'm feeling sorry for myself about my investment in KBLB:
- Who has the most to lose when the stock declines? Kim
- Who is hammered most by the lack of liquidity of KBLB? Kim
When I originally read the blog about the ASM I thought that the mention of the Form 10 and the S-1 indicated that they would not have been filed.
However, when I reread the blog I noted the wording. The items relating to the Form 10 and S-1 are to be reviewed as they then stand.
When the Form 10 is submitted to the SEC it has 60 days to review, question and comment. So this means that if the Form 10 has previously been submitted, such questions and comments (as they may be) will be discussed at the SM. So, if the Form 10 is submitted prior to Jan 6 (actually, Jan 3) then the 60 days would have passed. If it was submitted on say, Jan 10, then 53 days would have passed and we would be brought up to date thru the 53 days. So, if is submitted prior to the ASM and we know the date of submission, we will know where we stand as of the ASM.
Now, as to the S-1, the shares covered thereunder can start to be sold after the Form 10 is filed (but before the 60 day SEC review has taken place). This means that when the SM occurs we would be brought up to date as to how many of the 150MM shares being offered have been sold - is it 10 shs or 30MM or some larger number.
S'all good. We just learn more on how well Eric and Fred and the others at HHSE have been doing for we shareholders.
Let's go into 2020 with a positive vibe, rather than a negative.
FINRA SHORT SALES 11/19
20191119|WPG|411106|23|674574|N
60.9%
You're correct. My bad. Just went back and looked at my post to see if I could understand how I made the error. Then I noticed the time posted - 3:45 a.m. Guess I should have started a bit earlier.
I think I disagree. While the females would lay eggs, the males would also spin cocoons, but this only increase the cocoons by 375,000. If I am misunderstanding you post, please correct me.
All good points. I would guess mulberry is the largest part of the problem. Unfortunately, because this is a communist country, it might be possible for the government to volunteer the workers needed. Particularly if KBLB would arrange for suck workers to be paid more than is customary for this type of work. But then maybe I lived to long in the Cold War.
Thanks. .18gms is certainly different from 1.5gms. Makes some of the company production numbers seem more reasonable - unfortunately.
Thanks. .18gms is certainly different from 1.5gms. Makes some of the company production numbers seem more reasonable - unfortunately.
Does anyone know if the male/female ratio of silkworm eggs is 50/50?
If it is, then the numbers get real interesting real fast. Normal female silkworms lay 150-500 eggs. I do not know if this is true for our variety.
But if it is, and 10,000 eggs were shipped to Vietnam, we could expect a first round production of 750,000 eggs for breeding, computed as follows:
10,000 eggs, 50% female = 5,000 females
Laying 150 eggs each
Equals 750,000 New breeding stock (producing
cocoons)
Which would produce 375,000 breeding females
Laying 150 eggs each
Equals 112,500,000 silkworms producing cocoons
Okay, I get it. There have got to be some limiting factors. Maybe the male/female ratio is 90/10. That would cut eggs laid by 80%. Or maybe the problem is mulberry leaf production. Or monsoons. Lack of space. Predators. If none of these were problems I would expect that Vietnam would be one giant cocoon within a very short time. But since not the case to date, can anyone explain some of the real world limiting factors, and not just those that are theoretical.
As I said up front, things get interesting real fast. That 112.5 million silkworms calculated above would produce over 100 tons of silk (at 1.5gms of silk per worm). Since the company has mentioned 8 and 40 tons as production expectations; and since these numbers are so far below the simple math calculations, Can anyone out there explain where the limitations are? Thanks for any help on this conundrum.
I have contacted KBLB regarding the above, but as of yet no response. Maybe this involves trade secrets. That's fair. I simply want to understand some of the problems that need to be resolved,
KBLB issued the following statement:
ANN ARBOR, Mich., – Oct 8, 2019 –Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (OTCQB: KBLB) (“Company”), the leading developer of spider silk based fibers, is very happy to announce today that the Company has officially initiated commercial production scale up of its recombinant spider silk production at its Vietnamese subsidiary, Prodigy Textiles. During a trip this week Jon Rice, the Company’s chief operating officer, successfully delivered the Company’s specialized silkworm eggs to the production team, at Prodigy Textiles’ recently renovated factory. This moment marks a pivotal milestone in the commercialization and production of eco-friendly and cost effective recombinant spider silk.
I have no idea how many eggs were delivered. A female moth lays 300-350 eggs. The eggs hatch and develop to the silk production stage in about 30 days. I don't know if our silkworms are faster or slower in their life stages and production of silk, but this gives some idea of how things work. In the wild, there is usually one crop per year. In commercial production there are about three crops per year. What KBLB is able to produce is not publicly known (that might be called a trade secret). But maybe it adds a bit to the company P/R. It does keep me interested.
Thank you. Very informative.
I find it interesting when so many complain about KT and his management of KBLB. And that he is just looking out for himself. And not the shareholders.
If I recall correctly KT owns about 225MM shares, the majority of which are restricted. So, on 7/11/19 KBLB dropped $.147 per share. That means that KT suffered a paper loss exceeding $33,000,000. How does that compare to your own loss for the day? Yes, no question, when the price goes up, Kim benefits the most. But a down day hurts him the most, too. Kind of makes me think that Kim really doesn't want a lot of down days. But then, neither do I. I don't know exactly what Kim has in mind for KBLB, but I do believe it's all good. Just enjoy your opportunity to ride a winner.
PLUTUS, because you have been following MYEC so closely, I thought you might want to add this to your DD.
If you go to: http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/MYEC/quote
you will now find that MYEC is shown with the OTCQB Logo and is
SEC Reporting - Current OTCQ
Congratulations to Ed and all his staff.
Then as I recommended, sue ELGL. Two points you might want to remember:
1. You have to prove damages as a result of their posting even if you can show that they defamed you.
2. You open yourself up for a real hunting expedition as to who you are. Most of us are not clean as the driven snow. Only you know if you are. GLTY.
Should I sue for defamation?
There is no question. You should sue. But, you need to remember that truth is a complete defense. Based on a simple GOOGLE search it does appear that ELGL did not defame you.
MYEC's Friday Facebook post said that the Form 10 would be filed Sunday evening. Can we expect that schedule to be kept?
GOL (G=Guffaw). You are a funny dude (or dudette, as the case may be). It brightened my day.
Based on my post, your response seems a non-sequetor. NTEK doing work for a client (HHSE) is not a free stream. For HHSE it is. Why do you think it is a freebe for NTEK? Do you have some particular knowledge of this or is it based on your assumption?
Why do you think that NTEK loses money on rentals also? Again, is this based on imperical knowledge or on an assumption? If on actual knowledge, please provide your source. If it's an assumption, well we all know what assuming does to both u and me.
How to help NTEK increase revenue. Well if any other of you (besides myself) own both NTEK and Hannover House (HHSE) stock you may want to consider signing up for VODWIZ (now in soft launch by HHSE) and watch a free movie. NTEK provides the hosting for HHSE and receives a share of revenue from HHSE. I will probably sign up for the monthly service for the next few months which will benefit both NTEK and HHSE directly. Then if NTEK can use the platform to also let VODWIZ customers know about Ultraflix this may allow for cross polination and an opportunity for both companies to each grow a more beautiful garden of greenbacks.
Sorry, this is my post for the day.
I count 45 (site shows 55 including 10 that are in more than 1 category).
GO HHSE.
Oh, and Net Profit up over 30%. Not to little. GO HHSE.
Yes, EP and FS each bought 6,541,613 shares at .03/share. Think they might have an idea that HHSE is a reasonable investment? Maybe even better than reasonable?
Form 4 for EP
Form 4 for FS