Hi everyone, I have always wondered why the company (BORK) doesn't release a news update once a week or twice a month. Even if the news was "there is no news to report this week" it would give us the reassurance some of us need. I wonder if an honest update at regular intervals would help hold the PPS up a bit. Mostly I wonder why the PPS is not more of an issue to Bork, why not boost the price?
KZMike says "I agree that no one forced BORK into having shareholders. For myself, I DO NOT want them worrying about whether we are happy or not."But I wonder why? What would it hurt for someone to spend an hour or so every other week on a news update?
I AM REAL LONG BORK AND I AM IN IT 'TILL THE END but why not an hour every couple weeks for a news update, someone must have one spare hour.
Go Bork Go Woo Woo

Hi there I do have a little insight into Borque Wire.
To me one day those sales will dwarf the armor sales.
The aluminum is a super conductor and the thing that makes it special is it does not heat up like a copper wire will if both are carrying the same load.
That fact is going to change the world. Transformers and generators, for example, will be smaller. Everything electrical will be smaller and lighter, it will be truly world changing.
To begin with the wire did not have the tensile strength to span long distances. It would break under its own weight. But one of the smart guys at Borque found a way to apply the aluminum in a layer over a stronger core. Now for those of you that don't know, electric flows on the surface of a wire not through the wire. You may have seen a section of welder lead wire, it is made of hundreds of very small wires. All the small wires have more surface area so it can carry more current.
Anywho to answer your question yes, it makes good wire, probably the worlds best wire. Just give it time.
BTU

Morning, It may not be Alcoa but you can bet your BORK that someone will knock this stuff and soon too if they don't light a fire under production and get some bindings contracts with reasonable delivery dates.
We buy, and hopefully sell, 1,500 tons of aluminum pipe and tube a year. These guys won't wait forever they are hungry for more business.
BTU

If your ship is sinking why don't you disembark?
Come on $2.75 with a volume of 100000 + shares

Candymad is all correct. These projects always take a lot longer than anticipated. Our 30 year company just built a new factory about the size of a Home Depot. It took 14 months to get permits, 8 months to build and 3 months to move in and get going. And we knew just what we wanted and just where it all went. They have a lot on there hands and it will take time to smooth out the wrinkles in production. Everything always takes longer than planed.

Don't get me wrong, I'm pro BORK all the way. I am real long on this and our investment way exceeds the 100k talked about today. I didn't know they bought any building I thought they leased a building that is for sale? And to tell you the truth seeing any activity there would reassure me I am wondering if someone could go and see. Not a look that a competitor could benefit from just a little peak at a new factory being put together. Is that to much?

Allow visitation heck, if I own stock in any company am I not a part owner of the company. If we go out there I would think I had a right to walk right into the factory. Provided I identified myself and I had my safety glasses and hard hat if needed. And I tell you I would not take no for an answer they would need to call the cops to keep me out.
Can't someone who lives there just go over and see if anything is going on at the factory. As shareholders why would they not take a short while and show another shareholder around and boost the value of there own holdings?

Could someone please tell me what happened to the PPS today? After the news I sure thought we would see the value of the shares come up a little or at the least hold there own.

And my friend who works at Borque says the "South Americans" are going to revamp the electric grid there and are very interest in Bork Wire for the project.

But to me all that needs to happen is one of the big guys like Alcoa or even someone like Metal Industries to copy this stuff, lawyer up and let Mr. Borque sue them until he runs out of assets and gives up.

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Are "News Releases" like these that turn out to be fictitious, libelous or even criminal? I have about had it with this company. I am in Florida and wondering if I should contact the states attorney if this is outright fraud. Bork Tube User

this is from 3/11/11
Coastal Biofuel will convert used cooking oils, animal fats and virgin vegetable oils into clean burning biodiesel fuel.

"We are excited to have Coastal Biofuel as one of our customers. With fuel costs rising, Coastal will be able to produce a competitively priced biofuel that burns cleaner and has superior lubricating properties compared to petroleum diesel fuel," said Tom Gleason, President and CEO of Raptor Technology Group. "In addition to its many advantages over petroleum diesel fuel, the recently re-instated Federal Tax Credit for biofuel levels the playing field for economical and profitable fuel production," added Gleason.


This is from 2/17/11
The agreement with EVG will allow Raptor to increase its current production rate of 2,000 tons yearly to 10,000 tons per year upon the completion of the plant. As previously announced, Raptor signed a long term contract with Washoe Custom Processing LLC. Over the last 30 days, Washoe Custom Processing LLC has delivered over 100 tons to Raptor's Groveland facility. The first 20 tons of ore processed recovered an estimated value of $25,000 per ton. The agreement with EVG will also allow Raptor to expedite its contract with Washoe Custom Processing LLC while developing other potential relationships with similar mining projects.

And from 2/11/11
Coastal Biofuel will convert used cooking oils, animal fats and virgin vegetable oils into clean burning biodiesel fuel.

"We are excited to have Coastal Biofuel as one of our customers. With fuel costs rising, Coastal will be able to produce a competitively priced biofuel that burns cleaner and has superior lubricating properties compared to petroleum diesel fuel," said Tom Gleason, President and CEO of Raptor Technology Group. "In addition to its many advantages over petroleum diesel fuel, the recently re-instated Federal Tax Credit for biofuel levels the playing field for economical and profitable fuel production," added Gleason.

Come on guys, time to be realistic if you think Kryron will sell itself you are in store for a real lesson.
It may be "The Greatest Alloy on Earth" but it won't sell itself. They just must do a little better presentation at these shoots.
Now I'm not sayin they need the June Taylor dancers lining the area doing high kicks while they are shooting but come on.
Buy a suit, tuck your shirt in, at least bring a sign that says BOURQUE you can affix to a podium.
Whoever thinks a small pittance spent on banners would be money misspent is way off the mark. And even with a little time spent on talking points one would figure you say BOURQUE not OURS.
Money spent in this manor MAKES money, $300 bucks spent on signage, a $150 suit and a little forethought on the talking points is a no brainier. You don't need to blind them with the sizzle but not even a sign on a podium... This was not the first shoot, when will they figure out this most basic stuff? I just hope they read this, think about it, and understand I am just trying to help.
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Why are we so excited?
Yesterday I stated that my friend was hired and is being moved there from Florida. That he was so excited about BORK he could hardly slow down and explain himself. Understand this is a real smart, mechanical, welder, machinist guy. He has been around, like many of us here, so for him to get worked up something must be happening.
He was AT THAT LAST SECRET TEST after the test they were allowed to open up on the sample with whatever weapon they had. He said "we all opened up" and after a while they turned the sample around and shot it again.
He is real excited about the wire. There had been an issue about the tensile strength of the wire. They have perfected a way to coat a core of different metal so that adds the strength they need so that problem is solved.
His area is, if I am correct, is farm equipment product development. Lots of opportunity there.
That is all I know, and it makes me smile. Woo Woo

Good Day Just wanted to reassure anyone that wants to hear what little I know about BORK.
I know two people who have been hired within the last ten weeks. One from Mississippi and one from here in Florida. My friend from here came back from Bork he could hardly contain himself he was so excited. It was hard for him to slow down and talk. He is excited about the wires potential.
But my point is why hire people? These are among the smartest "undiscovered" people out there. No big fan fair, no press release about hiring new smart people. This must be the real deal and not anything like a pump and dump, why hire people and move them there from Mississippi and Florida if your are not going to work them?
Bork is hireing,they must be getting ready to make something.
That's all I know and it is darn sure the truth. Woo Woo

My shares don't go down everyday I got in at $2.14 must go up some days. Sorta strange for a first post. Perhaps your friends are correct. Maybe you should sell?

Hi there, Mr. Bean is right on the money.
A nice fat contract from a cultivator manufacturing company to furnish Kryron coated blades that last three days in stead of one day would be sweet money too. I understand those blades take hours to change each day. Or how about scissors that last years without getting dull or sewing machine needles that don't get hot and what about good old lawn mower blades that stay sharp or lighter weight unicycles.
Did I tell you I work for the circus? Woo Woo

First Post, new product use, long on Bork.
OK, just a quick hello from a person who can see the unlimited use of this amazing alloy.
We own a tent factory. Many tents today are supported with Aluminum frames. We hope to make the frames stronger and lighter that they currently are. Our small factory alone uses 3,000,000 lbs of 6005 T 5 annually and we are the little guys.
This is an idea, we have not approached Bork with this yet.
I will admit to having a friend who is employed there. From what he has shared with me this is more than the real deal. Understand, Bork's people came to Florida, hired my friend and moved him to AZ. Not the kind of thing any pump and dump operation would do. He is, by the way, in the farm implement division that after being pushed back 60 days or so is now moving forward. When he gets his feet on the ground there he will take the idea for my "Bork Tube" to the right people.
And yes I am real long on Bork. Woo Woo
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