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ABML is a Fully integrated new high-tech energy company with 3 verticals: They own land in Railroad Valley, NV, where their 1300 claims span 26,000 acres on BLM land. They’ve done extensive geophysics and drilling and will continue to do more intensive land surveys and drilling. That’s silo number one.
The second silo is their extraction business. It’s a proprietary, closed-loop, zero-waste extraction process. That means everything that comes out of the ground is either sold or returned back down to the earth in an environmentally-sustainable way. The advantage of this process is that there is NO TWO-YEAR wait to obtain the lithium, as is common with the conventional evaporation ponds used in South American projects. There’s no ruining the ground with multiple football-field-sized ponds cutting into the earth. In fact, once lithium comes out of the well, they can be producing it within EIGHT HOURS into a salable product that can go directly into the supply chain.
The other thing that is exciting about thier extraction business is they will be able to extract other minerals in addition to lithium. They will be able to get clean water out of this to either help power the plant or to return to the underground aquifer. They will also get sodium carbonate- soda ash- an alkaline chemical used in many industrial applications.
The third vertical-AND WITH GREAT NEAR TERM VALUE- is their battery recycling division. That’s what really completes ABML as a fully integrated company. Lithium-ion based batteries are used in so many global applications today, including consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and energy storage. Those batteries, including the scrap materials, all require recycling and redeployment back into the supply chain.
Bottom line: announce a financing deal and this company takes off.
So much good information in this interview from late Dec. 2019
Knowing what we know after the last few PR’s reading between the lines there is a monster company beneath the surface here
The United States government is beginning to prepare for the green energy future with plans to stockpile vital battery metals like lithium, cobalt and nickel. As part of this process, key lawmakers and officials from the Department of Energy and Department of Defense met with Cole in Washington DC to discuss the importance of breaking the country’s reliance on foreign sources for key metals. As one of the few domestic battery metal producers, ABMC could become vital to the US efforts to maintain energy independence in the era of green energy.
We are a fully integrated company now. We own land in Railroad Valley, NV, where our 1300 claims span 26,000 acres on BLM land. We’ve done extensive geophysics and drilling and will continue to do more intensive land surveys and drilling. That’s silo number one.
Our second silo is our extraction business. It’s a proprietary, closed-loop, zero-waste extraction process. That means everything that comes out of the ground is either sold or returned back down to the earth in an environmentally-sustainable way. The advantage of our process is that there is no two-year wait to obtain the lithium, as is common with the conventional evaporation ponds used in South American projects. There’s no ruining the ground with multiple football-field-sized ponds cutting into the earth. In fact, once lithium comes out of the well, we can be producing it within eight hours into a salable product that can go directly into the supply chain.
The other thing that we are excited about with our extraction business is we’ll be able to extract other minerals in addition to lithium. We’ll be able to get clean water out of this to either help power our plant or to return to the underground aquifer. We are also going to get sodium carbonate- soda ash- an alkaline chemical used in many industrial applications.
Our third vertical- and with great near term value- is our battery recycling division. That’s what really completes us as a fully integrated company. Lithium-ion based batteries are used in so many global applications today, including consumer electronics, electric vehicles, and energy storage. Those batteries, including the scrap materials, all require recycling and redeployment back into the supply chain..
There is a critical need for our recycling process right now. Only about five percent of all lithium batteries in the world get recycled today. Lithium batteries can be as small as those that power your smartphone or computer. 7000 laptop-sized batteries, all connected, create the necessary power for electric vehicles. Huge cells harness energy from renewables projects like solar and wind farms. Yet it is amazing that so few batteries get comprehensively recycled and reused. Our recycling plant will be up and operating by the second half of 2020, and will begin to feed a supply chain desperate for new resources to fill global demand for battery metals. So we view our recycling business as a major thrust for us that ties us together as a highly unique renewable energy technology company.
Source article worth a full read with Q&A:
https://investingnews.com/ceo-interviews/american-battery-metals-otcqb-abml-ceo-doug-cole-milestone/
Then how did the imposter know the day before he was going to buy .1 million .005’s if it got there, it did and he did buy and file form 4 as promised. Which is unnecessary because they are not Sec reporting at this time.
Also I did a word of the day verification with the geo company email and Craig on the telegram chat within 2 mins of creating the “word of the day” he posted it in the chat. Lithium was the word we used. As in my email I asked if they could locate lithium brine.
Just some more verification for what it’s worth. I’m Long. A small speculative position on free shares from first run.
We shall see how it plays out but will take time. Months or more IMOP
Thanks but it appears to be the same video they posted a year ago.
Maybe trying to get some fresh eyes on this?
Or just a primer for additional news soon?
We shall see....
VW too... https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/volkswagen-electric-car-production-id3/
On Thursday, the company said it plans to produce 1 million electric cars come 2023. Originally, VW thought it wouldn't happen until 2025, but revised forecasts and targets now peg it to happen two years earlier.
Volkswagen will build battery packs in Tennessee as part of $800M investment https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/volkswagen-electric-car-battery-tennessee-investment/
someone has to recycle all these batteries...ABML???
Gm going to invest 2.2 billion in electric vehicles. That might be bullish for ABML and lithium don’t ya think?? ? ??
https://chicago-cbslocal-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/chicago.cbslocal.com/2020/01/27/gm-to-invest-2-2b-to-build-electric-vehicles/amp/?_gsa=1&usqp=mq331AQCKAE%3D&_js_v=0.1#aoh=15801665908000&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&_tf=From%20%251%24s&share=https%3A%2F%2Fchicago.cbslocal.com%2F2020%2F01%2F27%2Fgm-to-invest-2-2b-to-build-electric-vehicles%2F
I am just messing with you and am cheering for them to recover. Just a lot less optimistic as notes will come due or r/s will come and wipe out current holders.
I in fact am looking forward to them cleaning up their balance sheet, getting paid from one of the many contracts signed and canceling the reverse. Just skeptical they can make it happens before the clocks up.
I hope I’m wrong
If someone pumps in the middle of the woods and no one hears them does it make a difference?
EWLL....someday will be good just not today.
*17 Reasons why I am buying $RAFA*
RAFA / Rafarma
http://rafarma.si/
Co. Earned money last three quarters
Profitable about $900,000 per quarter last 3 Quarters
Opening 77 Medical Marijuana Clinics
2 Medical Marijuana clinics opened already
125 Doctors and Nurses work in the first one
Thailand has 77 Provinces Min. of 1 Clinic in each Province
First Clinic took 4,000 patients in the first 10 days
12,000 patients are on the clinic wait list going to March 2020
Medical Cannabis covered by Insurance so millions have access to the Clinics
*Revenue Estimates by Govt*
$1.8 billion by 2024 RAFA gets 49% or $900 Million
$360 Milliom Gross Profit by by 2022 estimate
Acquistions soon could increase sales by $130 Million with over $30 Million in earnings
No debt
No warrents
No underwritings
No cash being raised
No new stock to be issued
Market cap only $30 million
9.3 Million in float tightly held
Compared to Tilray which has almost $4 billion debt no earn
$120m in sales and $2b MKT cap
No one can bring in cannabis into Thailand till 2024 and RAFA exclusive exporter
Cost 2 gram in Thailand
Canada 8 a gram
All European sales from Canada will be lost to RAFA
Rumor will ne opening on new clinics in popular tourist islands of Thailand
I estimate Thailand will approve LEGAL Recreational Marijuana by next year
I suspect RAFA will expand into other countries such as Viet Nam, Malaysia, Spain, Croatia, Cambodia
I estimate $250m Year Ending 2020 sales at annualized earnings yr ending 70% with double or more in 2021.
Based comparible values should be $20 this yr with $50 predicted in 2021
Expect RAFA to dominate all Asia and Europe
Can grow 4 1/2 crops a year which grow in the air which is 17% more pure in roots.
Has blockchain technology so a Doctor in say Australia can track and see the original purity and origin.
Benefits from a 5% decline in the general MKT
Whereas option players will back off buying options and earn money on msft aapl etfs and buy a .85c stock instead
Doing an audit planning on listing on 2 Exchanges
*Rumors have very large reccomendation coming* within 3 or so weeks, plus huge foreign buying
My target $3.50 by June
I have bought a lot and am not compensated.
Battery recycling is gaining traction. Recent Article. Good for all
Lithium producers
https://cen.acs.org/materials/energy-storage/time-serious-recycling-lithium/97/i28
Nothing to work out with DS. Keep my personal info off the boards and I’m good. He is entitled to his opinion as am I/everyone.
I would share a screen shot of ppm docs but It does say confidential on the top line so better safe than sorry. Bad actors on this thing called the internet.
Absolutely an additional raise going on as I am considering investing another large chunk of capital and have the PPM
Documents in hand. 1.00 with warrant coverage at 1.20 min 25k investment
3 million left to subscribe as per Ron’s email earlier this week.
As far as the criticisms on look, feel etc.
I agree they could be issues in the future, but the 1st to market with a non-invasive CGM will win the day IMOP. People pricking their finger or wearing a Dexcom device will care little about looks and be only concerned with the life change if will allow. Just think about what it must be like to live like that?
Miniaturizing the tech and putting a screen in to visualize the data is a difficult hurdle right now from what I understand. The uband is no larger then an Apple Watch
Next phase. First get this thing fda approved and to market. Working out cosmetic and creative comforts next phase. IMOP
For clarification $enrt is NOT producing from brines, sorry my last post could be misconstrued.
I only mention brines as it is my opinion that brine production time will be cut down from 2 1/2 yrs in highly toxic evaporation pools to weeks in centrifuges and other patented methods by $ABML/ Meslert former Telsa R&D now CTO of American battery metals.
Which also has a huge brine pool in railroad valley Nevada only 3hr 45mins from giga factory.
The market for lithium is huge and only got killed last year due to a lack of a bonding agent used in lithium batteries. This problem will be solved when battery recycling comes to the forefront this year and it will in a big way. This will
Help ALL lithium producers as now big players like BASF who sell basically all their battery grade lithium to Tesla and Panasonic will be able to produce more once the raw materials from the old batteries are readily available. The raw materials in the batteries don’t wear out. They just need to be separated and reprocessed creating a closed loop life cycle for lithium batteries. Talk about green!
Assuming there is no other technology that can eliminate the need for brine evaporation pools.
See $ABML. Ryan Meslert(form head of R&D for Telsa that left for ABML in sept 29) 8 patents to his name that include brine work.
Cinc centrifuges also. See BP oil spill, Kevin Kostner and Steve Baldwin.
$enrt is very interesting as well and I’m not down playing their role in an rapidly growing lithium market. Plenty of room for both. I just think the days of highly toxic evap pools for brine production are numbered.
Abml has made a deal with BASF and VCM for battery recycling. (See VCMgroup. Ah.com and look for ABML logo as a partner on bottom of website)
I think the Announcement will be soon as they have a showcase at the Greentown labs in Mass on Feb. 6th. I think they announce the partnership and financing this week or at worst before the showcase and we enter a new era of lithium production.
Thanks TJ and I’m sure your 100% correct as far as SJ goes. No hard feelings there, and admittedly I may have used too much fire power in my responses as I was tying to make it crystal clear that I am a long time supporter of know and this process.
What DS did by exposing my personal information over a spat on an anonymous message board was too far. I’m not sure he has ever made a comment that wasn’t laced with some negative undertones and if someone can’t handle that being said in response to the accusation that I am creating “panic” then what good is this forum or at least that persons input???
If someone’s skin is so thin that they found it necessary to post my name in retaliation on a thankfully deleted post I worry that if ever did “walk a thin line” with intel/DD I come up with that person would be the first one to use it against me personally in some way I can’t even imagine. Vindictive emotionally driven people scare me and I can’t be a part of it.
Unless I can get some sort of assurance from DS that he will play fair, I’ll watch from the sidelines and wish you all luck and fortune. I do appreciate the note though, thank you.
Glad to help, I can handle debate, disagreement and pushback on merit but I will not tolerate my privacy being violated by DS or anyone.
So I will no longer add anything to the board. Some People just can’t have nice things.
I wish all of your luck and fortune with Know.
Out.
Ah yes Such a class act. Thanks for proving my point.
Be aware there is still the most recent round of financing at 1.00 for a 3 million raise outstanding. Doubt we can really fly until they close that round and/ or announce fda trials.
So you may get your chance at a close to $1 entry. I plan on visiting the lab soon and if I like what I see may make an additional investment along with others who plan to come with me.
Agree 100%
I’m no cheerleader and appreciate healthy debate. I was just shocked in how quickly I was falsely chastised and DS can say whatever with no response.
Especially when I was obviously not bashing $knwn but the lackluster competition
Lastly I have been nothing but supportive here unlike a more frequent long time emotionally driven poster here who seems to escape your admonishment and critique.
See below recent post. Who is being a negative Nancy?
GLTA
“Many that follow this board know that I've been quite skeptical of this company for many years. My new concern is the CBG market is saturating rather quickly and it seems many of our competitor's products appear to be much more appealing in terms of comfort and appearance. I mean, this Uband is large and clunky. Who would want to wear that thing on their wrist all day when thay can simply wear a patch or a smaller, sleeker band like the concept of Nemaura med, Pavmed, or DiaMontech?”
“I’ve tried to reach out to a few competitors and they haven’t responded to an info request. Will be interesting to see if this one is the same.”
And I said I suspect THEY as in the competitors don’t respond because THEY don’t have the goods.
I am planning on going to visit Seattle to see first hand how good our product is compared to the others.
Know does have the goods IMOP. I was responding to your message, take a chill pill and read before you panic next time.
Long and strong $KNWN
I was talking about the others not know. Relax.
Big time long here.
I suspect they don’t respond because it’s not all they claim it to be.
I will be doing some on the ground DD in the near future and will share what I can. Might be an NDA involved so no promises.
Look I wish you luck, honestly. I have a small long term position in the stock.
That being said. Why they have said in filings is fact. Charts only mean so much in sub penny stocks with tons of debt. That’s all I’m saying.
The endless pumping helps no one IMOP. Just trying to give the bear side of the story with some actual facts. Stock has not acted well for a year and it bounces off a bottom and it’s off to the races?
Color me not convinced until the tape tells me otherwise
EWLL echo chamber says “going to the moon” to no one in particular.
Sorry reverse split coming then pps will back off and then buy new bottom...whatever that is. Market will tell us IMOP
100% agreed. No makes you buy, sell or hold. That’s on you and you alone.
KFUND site being live is huge. Now can we get some more money to lend other than P2P?
Watching and waiting. Why not this is the most positive news this company has had in a long time. Been here this long what’s another few weeks to a month?
GLTA
Agreed. Excellent post worth reposting I. It’s entirety
Can we sticky this please mods?
Due Diligence
sorry for the length. I cherry picked bullet points from the companies PR's/ and an advisory service There are a lot of unrecycled lithium batteries, companies pay to get rid of them. They can be sold right back after processing. so coming and going $$$. Doug said that with the designed capacity of this new plant at current prices and with their business model the facility would produce approximate 4 million dollars in net profit to ABML per month with just one shift. Once that capacity was spoken for they would add additional shifts up to running the plant around the clock. So if one shift equals 4 million in net profit, 3 shifts should be at least 12 million--although it could be more as fixed costs would be met with the first shift.
So just one plant could produce 144 million in net profit per year--and that's not even counting the production of new lithium from the Railroad Valley. With 177 million shares outstanding and that amount of profit, with just a PE ratio of 20 (low for a fast-growing company) we're talking about a stock price of 16.27 per share.The tech ABML has to process the brine pool takes 1 week (specialized centrifuges co-sponsored/developed for the BP oil spill in a JV with Kevin Costner, yes field of dreams) vs. current methods that take 2 years and Nuke the ground while the water evaporates away to leave the lithium, soda ash, magnesium, sodium cabonate, sodium sulfate "Currently, Sodium Carbonate and Sodium Sulfate are going for around 9 dollars per barrel. Sodium Carbonate is used in the manufacture of glass, paper, soaps and detergents. Sodium Sulfate is mostly used in powdered laundry detergents.
Some geologists believe there could be up to 30% of the brine in this area that is solid marketable salts. But what if it's just 10 percent? At 180 billion barrels that's 18 billion barrels of 9 dollar per barrel sodium!
That comes to 162 BILLION DOLLARS of Sodium Carbonate and Sodium Sulfate on a stock that's trading under 30 cents? The company is already trading at a 25% discount to its peers but this is ridiculous." PS
• Executive summary: https://batterymetals.com/• Ryan Melsert CTO @ ABML came on board 9/2019 (former Telsa research and development Manager for Tesla’s gigfactory Battery Materials Processing division) Ryan holds 6 patents in the area of brine and mineral extraction
https://www.freshpatents.com/Ryan-Melsert-Reno-invdxh.php
• Tesla Giga factor is located 3hrs 45 mins from ABML railroad valley leased land from BLM.
• ABML engaged with VCM group: “VCM Group brings unparalleled expertise and is ready to work on our accelerated timeframe for the delivery of our battery recycling facility, as well as our extraction and production facilities for our lithium project.” development of its scalable battery recycling facility, with a planned, fully operational launch in mid-2020. “Due to intense interest in our technology, we are on an expedited timetable and this strategic partnership will contribute to American Battery Metals Corporation making an immediate, positive impact on numerous battery metals supply chains.”
• VCM Pty Ltd. is an Engineering, Project Management, Procurement, and Construction company with more than 45 years of industry experience in Development, Construction & Project Management spanning multiple billion dollar projects around the globe. Our teams have worked on and delivered Freeways, Airports, Infrastructure, Highrise Buildings, Marine Projects & Military projects and this project with American Battery Metals Corporation is with our strength to deliver on this Joint Venture operation.
• "Our scalable commercial lithium-ion battery recycling facility will be fully operational in the second half of 2020. We will have a throughput of approximately 20,000 tons of feedstock (As of now companies PAY to get rid of the old batteries so their feedstock is a revenue source before they do anything) per year," "To put that into context, currently, less than 3% of lithium ion batteries- or approximately 90,000 tons (2018)- are recycled globally. Our facility and process will make American Battery Metals Corporation one of the largest lithium-ion battery recyclers in the world.
• “The need for U.S.-domestic sources of critical battery metals is a matter of national security,” In 2018 The Trump administration designated 35 minerals deemed critical to US National Security. Lithium, Magnesium, Potash, Cobalt are all found in batteries and/or lithium brine pools https://www.usgs.gov/news/interior-releases-2018-s-final-list-35-minerals-deemed-critical-us-national-security-and
• American Battery Metals Corporation Wins Coveted Greentown Labs/BASF Circularity Challenge for Battery Recycling: As winners of the Circularity Challenge, American Battery Metals Corporation will receive grant funding and space at the Greentown Labs Global Center for Cleantech Innovation in Boston, MA, while working in close conjunction with Greentown Labs and BASF. American Battery Metals may also engage in a partnership opportunity or receive investment from BASF by the end of the program. As part of the 25K grant/award BASF allowed ABML full access to their labs and test equipment to perfect the process and now BASF wants to see it built. BASF has indicated they'll take every bit of production that can be processed in the new plant and asked ABML if they could have a production facility up and running within 3 months.•
• January 9, Michael Vogel, from the VCM Group announced, "We are highly enthusiastic to partner with American Battery Metals Corporation to fast track their leading-edge lithium-ion battery recycling facility in Nevada. This is more than a transactional project for us at VCM; we are especially motivated to advance American Battery Metals Corporation's sustainable recycling process..."
• American Battery Metals Corporation CEO, Doug Cole, stated, "VCM is a phenomenal partner for us. Not only is VCM Consulting part of the VCM Group of companies it is uniquely capable of helping us accelerate our Nevada lithium-ion recycling facility, but they are also in this with us for the long run, should we consider building additional plants in the United States/globally
• August 30, 2019 / American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB:ABML) (the “Company”), a premier battery metal exploration and development company based in Nevada, today announced that it is renewing all 1,300 of its claims with the Bureau of Land Management, covering 26,000 acres in Railroad Valley, Nevada. beyond."
• American Battery Metals Corporation's Reservoir Size Vastly Surpasses Original Estimates According to its Geophysical Summary: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/american-battery-metals-corporations-reservoir-123000075.html
• (OTCQB:ABML) (the “Company”), a premier battery metal exploration and development company based in Nevada, today announced its initial drill results on its property in Railroad Valley, Nevada. The drill results of all assays validate detectable lithium at all intervals, from the surface and down to 3,000 feet below.
• American Battery Metals (ABML) just announced their latest drill results and it's pretty mind-blowing. They drilled down to a total depth of 3000 feet sampling every ten feet finally confirming what we always suspected--they are sitting on a vast sea of recoverable lithium brine.
• The results showed concentrations of lithium from the surface all the way down to the bottom of the drill hole at EVERY TEN FOOT INTERVAL.
• That alone would be huge--but the geophysical soundings showed the reservoir extends all the way down to 8000 feet making this one of the largest--if not THE largest--lithium deposit in the world.
• NCLINE VILLAGE, NV / ACCESSWIRE / July 1, 2019 / American Battery Metals Corporation (OTCQB: ABML) (the "Company"), a premier battery metal exploration and development company based in Nevada, is pleased to announce results of their first geophysical exploration program demonstrate that a huge and undefined reservoir exists on its property in Railroad Valley, Nevada. The geophysical Magnetotelluric (MT) Survey was conducted over a square mile area by Zonge International of Reno, Nevada, who has extensive experience in geophysical data acquisition and target identification on Lithium Exploration Projects. American Battery Metals Corporation, Chief Executive Officer, Doug Cole, commented, "This report shows a huge and undefined reservoir in Railroad Valley that contains not only saline water but a very large potential brine pool with solid indications of Lithium and other minerals.
PM me if for some reason you need more info. :slight_smile: Just done get analysis paralysis. This is a screaming buy IMOP. Eventually Dividends will be paid IMOP as Lithium is the new oil. so much t like here. I own a ton and will be buying more tomorrow. GLTA
EWLL hit its head on the 50ema and with r/s coming back down she goes. Needs - close above .004 to negate the chart.
Sorry Longs, but IMOP it looks I’ll see you after they reverse and it’s back down in single digits again.
GLTA
Like I said been in and out for 3 years. I know the company and people around it well. R/s is happening very soon.
Last warning. I am an investor in EWLL again once they split, possibly but not yet.
You are playing with fire IMOP. Hope I’m wrong, but not likely.
Been in and out of EWLL for 3 years 50-1 reverse split coming.
Be warned. You may have a lot less of those “free” shares when this week or next week is over. Trade accordingly
Revenue projections not looking to hot for 2020. A few million or so. Not to exciting if you ask me
I like the model and concept but adoption has been a problem, a ton of converts out there, and reverse split announced and filings are in.
GLTA
ORRP is ABML now. But yes agree like EWLL and ABML
Indeed, good ole Barry. The Don Imus/Mick from rocky of Wall Street
r u Phil over at HS? Or??
Yes via the tape. 7 million and 10 million volume Thursday and Friday respectively and the stock didn’t go down it actually bounced off the lows.
Me thinks shorts covering and running.
Volume proceeds price. We shall see
Looking better than it has in a while here.
License, funds, P2P... the. BOOMAGE
Warrants and options are not convertible debt IMOP.
If you go back and take a 2nd look I did mention them in one of my bullet points. Full transparency 100%
No toxic debt. The 6 month money that tanks 99% of all these type of plays, pink sheet otc crap.
I invested in the early round at .25 with warrants so yes absolutely they exist and I and people I know who invested have exercised none and don’t plan on until company is stable and worth many multiples of its current pps.
SENS is another related company listed on NASDAQ They have developed a product that transmits blood glucose readings to your smart phone...although invasively just like Dexcom.
Oppenheimer Funds invested 8million in the company recently along with Blackrock who invested 37 million. All for a similar device to Dexcom.
That’s a ton of cash to invest in something that already exists. That shows the potential of this technology and how valuable it is and will be.
What this tells me is there is Plenty of room at the inn. Know has a significant leg up with its long list of patents of already issued patents.
Thay just received a “notice of allowance from the US Patent and trademark office” on an important addition to its patent portfolio covering foundational elements of its technology. The CEO said they received the letter from USPO in mid December and typically it takes about 6 weeks to be awarded the patent. You don’t get that notice unless you are going to be awarded the patent. Once they have the patent in hand in combination with all the patents they already have they are golden.
No one can infringe on their method. Which is the only one up to now that has shown to accurately read blood glucose and other molecules non-invasively. Mark Tapsak white paper from early 2019 that inspired him to leave Dexcom and join know.
So let’s review we have:
1. All star board of former FDA dr’s and medical device experts with diabetes experience
2. A working prototype that is close to being miniaturized( and could be done already for all we know),
3. selection of world class Racer for production
4. FDA application around the corner once miniaturization is complete
5. fantastic share structure.
18.44 million o/s currently with only 10.36 in the float
56 million total. Including all warrants, options and restricted shares
6. No convertible debt
7. US and India market access (one of the board members is also a director of one of the largest medical device distributors in India) which btw has the largest diabetic population in the world
8. Recently company was approached by one of the largest and most prestigious research clinics in the country proposing an independent trial of their technology
9. CEO wants to uplist ASAP, even before FDA approval because then the big medical tech funds ( like Oppenheimer, blackrock mentioned above) can start to invest and with that small float the share price should really start to move.
Its Obvious big buying has come into this stock over the last 6 weeks. Just look at the chart.
I like competition, it’s healthy. Especially when you are the pace car. These other companies will be eating our dust for years to come. They don’t have the intellectual property strategy KNWN has.
We are so golden here. $100-$200 stock before we know it IMOP
GLTA
I was at an investment conference about a year ago and a MD in the audience asked Ron about the artificial pancreas and medical devices in general. He specifically mentioned the artificial pancreas and that they were already planning on working with medical device companies in regards to the UBAND being the platform to feed data to the respective device.
There are some very smart MD's and former FDA folks on Know's board. Faster, more accurate and non-invasive data will only enhance the value of the UBAND. The medical device/s still needs a way to gather the data to do it's job. Many sensors, gauges & computers are in a car/plane. Many components are NOT made by Boeing or Ford, just integrated into the vehicle. They don't have to make the medical device, but their data will be the KEY component to the device working as designed.
These pros are well aware of medical devices, artificial pancreases, etc. and I'm willing to bet they are even more aware of the financial and mankind benefits they are creating with the UBAND. THIS IS SO MUCH MORE THAN BLOOD GLUSECOSE PEOPLE...and even JUST blood gluecose makes us a direct competitor to Dexcom. Which in turn will also make early share holders retired IMOP.
Know Labs, Inc. (KNWN) – a provider of diagnostic solutions, released today a video presentation of its Bio-RFID™ platform technology’s successful identification of blood alcohol levels. In the video presentation, CEO Phil Bosua not only discusses the Company’s use of Bio-RFID to detect blood alcohol levels, but the broad implications for its technology platform.
“Over the last month we’ve been powering through a ton of experiments and innovations and are really happy to report we’ve now got an AI based algorithm that allows our technology to detect blood alcohol levels non-invasively. So it’s official - Bio-RFID is now a platform technology. Not only can we detect the holy grail of biotech - blood glucose - but also - blood alcohol, and more to come in the future.”
“You’re witnessing a technology emerge that will change personal medicine forever. And we have even bigger plans for this that we hope will transform early warning medical diagnosis”
Bold words indeed and the applications are almost limitless...can they reach that lofty goal, time will tell. In the meantime....
I suspect based on the backgrounds of many of the advisory board members medical devices collaboration is very much part of the big picture. Check out the partial bio's of some of the board members below. Sprinkled in to ALL their bios are clues to what each brings to the table and medical device was mentioned in each and every one of their bios. Coincidence? I think not...
---Dr. Klonoff coined the term “diabetes technology” Dr. Klonoff is the Founding Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology. He has authored over 200 articles in PubMed-indexed journals and has been a Principal Investigator on over 110 clinical trials of diabetes drugs and devices. Dr. Klonoff was the lead investigator for the first randomized controlled multicenter trial of an outpatient artificial pancreas product and published the results in the New England Journal of Medicine. He was an advisor and/or investigator for the first, second, third, and fourth CE-marked noninvasive glucose monitors. He founded the Diabetes Technology Meeting and the Digital Diabetes Congress.
He chaired DTSec and DTMoSt, the world’s 1st and 2nd consensus medical device cybersecurity standards. For this work Dr. Klonoff was featured in an article in Wired Magazine.
--- Mr. Ellingson brings more than four decades of experience in pharmaceutical drug and medical device development, patient-oriented organizational relationships, and successful strategic marketing with a strong emphasis on diabetes and related diseases.
--- Dr. Mark Tapasak Prior to his academic assignment Tapsak began his work with medical devices with Medtronic, and then with Dexcom. At Dexcom, a multi-billion dollar provider of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems, Dr. Tapsak was the 12th employee. He was involved with inventions that are broad in scope and range from:
Composition of matter, manufacturing techniques for key Dexcom membrane technology
Dexcom sensor design and geometry
Electrochemical performance of Dexcom sensor
Dexcom system design and function
Dexcom biointerface design and composition of matter
As a result of Dr. Tapsak’s work, he currently holds 65 issued United States patents, 52 of which are Dexcom assigned patents.
---Dr. Fleming is President and Chief Executive Officer of Tolerion, a biotechnology company developing disease-modifying treatments for Type 1 diabetes and other autoimmune diseases. He is also Founder and Executive Chairman of Kinexum, a company of professionals from across the world with diverse expertise in developing drugs, biotech products, medical devices and digital health technologies
Dr. Fleming oversaw clinical review of the earliest biotech products including human insulin and growth hormone. He helped to shape FDA policies and practices related to therapeutic review and regulatory communication
Agreed. The future is getting very exciting for those who have been and are willing to continue to be patient.
Know really seems to be building an A team. The FDA panel will probably know personally almost everyone on their advisory board when they come in to present for trial permission. That would really help to grease the wheels, especially since this is all non-invasive, which will greatly reduced the trial period to months not years IMOP.
So this miniaturization stage could be the MOST important part of this story. I doubt any of the prestigious members of know’s advisory board are willing to ruin their reputation by submitting a subpar piece of tech that doesn’t work. These people take their reputations very serious and wouldn’t want to be embarrassed by submitting snake oil.
If/when we get to trials it’s just a matter of time till we are approved IMOP and taking the medical diagnostic world by storm.
GLTA
Don’t you mean “an” invisible object? Since we are playing the stump the grammatical wizard game it seems.
Also what invisible object did I refer to?
Excuse me for my brevity and improper sentence structure, I didn’t realize there was going to be a test!
Basically when/if KPAY gets the infusion of capital they have been expecting and PR’ing for almost a year, EWLL will be one of the 1st recipients of a large sum of cash to pay off any remaining convertible/toxic debt. There is a common link ( Joe S.) between these two companies and a few others I won’t mention here. EWLL can very well make it on its own eventually, but KPAY money would make the turnaround come much faster IMOP.
Corvell is a documented contract they signed and PR’d in the past, on boarding is taking longer than expected due to insurance regulations and other red tape.
EWLL has many other contracts either signed or in the works as well as the pivot they have down to MSK therapy. Since MSK is provided by the employees company directly there is little or no red tape and insurance hoops to jump through.
This is a long term play but when it finally gets the debt under control, the pps will certainly improve dramatically.
Comments, questions, and discussion are welcome unless you are going to act like Dr. Figliomani, my middle school English teacher, then please do us all a favor keep your grammatical criticisms to yourself.
GLTA
Niiice...Me too!
$RAFA$ big move coming soon.