Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[first mike]

This investment involves a high degree of risk. You should purchase shares only if you can afford a complete loss.

That is absolutely correct.
This is a development stage company with no profits and no revenue.
Your repetition of that famous statement that is required of all development stage companies is and should be the very first and very last thing considered by any potential investor.

That said, there is a very large mass of data that should be considered between that first and last statement.
Risk, even high risk, can be quantified and examined.
Also of primary importance is the matter of potential reward and the reward / risk ratio.
Millions of people buy lottery tickets which have a risk (of completely losing all of your investment) that is phenomenal, literally one chance in hundreds of millions of success.
The rewards of winning that lottery are also many millions to one, but by their very nature, their reward / risk ratio is less than one.
I do not buy lottery tickets. I am not interested in R/R ratios of less than one!
When I first bought KBLB about 8 years ago the R/R ratio was not high, but in my informed opinion was greater than 1. I bought only a small amount.
With the first KBLB-UND success announcement, the R/R ratio got much better; I bought some more.
Over the past six years, that ratio has slowly improved.
Over the past six months that ratio has improved considerably.

While KBLB is certainly still a high risk investment, I believe that it has the best R/R ratio by far of any development stage company I know.

So for someone to suddenly discover such a stock in the very final stages of development and proceed to tell those who have been closely following it for years that it is a high risk investment, is just a little bit silly.

Mike L.