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Wednesday, 12/04/2019 10:05:52 PM

Wednesday, December 04, 2019 10:05:52 PM

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If KMAG went dark you wouldn’t know it was a business. The point of going dark is avoiding other companies from stealing secrets, but above all avoiding government regulation. It’s known that KMAG was doing its RFID tag production and manufacturing in China. If it were the case that China sent KMAG Cease and Desist letters, or the company was worried that government regulation would have resulted in excessive taxing or potential for discontinued operation then it may have been in the companies best interest to start a Chineses business as opposed to being an American company running operations in China. Under said circumstances it would not have been financially feasible or responsible to continue to attempt trading a small cap corporation until revenues had reached a level to make the stock (And fees associated) worth while.

You may have lost your shirt in this high risk micro penny trade, but there is still the possibility that operations continue and that by this time, 10 years later hundreds of millions in revenue have been generated. Or nothing happens and we have the same value stock we’ve had since the company went dark or out of business. I like to think that the recent volume represents senior secure notes being filled to finance new operations with a re-compliance filling on the way. You can continue to think this stock is worthless and nobody is the better or for that matter the worse... I like to be optimistic, not an angry, bitter disrespectful Donald Trump.