Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[igotthemojo]

"NASDAQ went beyond "NORMAL" listing requirements and included actual production and sales of product will be required to uplist to NASDAQ"

i think the norm is for companies to seek approval only when they are viable and ready for nasdaq listing...

i also think the norm is for companies that do make a premature attempt at nasdaq listing, to realize their mistake when nasdaq has made it clear to them that it was much too soon for them to be seeking nasdaq approval...the norm is for them to leave and wait until their time comes...

what is ABNORMAL is for a dead broke company that has not produced anything, has failed twice in their attempt to produce, and has no proof they ever will, to continue seeking nasdaq approval for over 2 years...

kim seemed to be trying to force nasdaq to approve kblb and they WILL NOT...it seems to be to the point now that even if kblb DID prove they are viable, nasdaq will NEVER approve them anyway...

kim's comments in the pr and letter were not designed to entice nasdaq's approval...they were the comments of someone who realizes he will not get what he wants and was shooting off parting shots...

sort of like being told nicely by a country club that you are not good enough to join their exclusive club...so of course you go off on them and MF them before you leave...

proving they were right...lol

"NASDAQ went beyond "NORMAL" listing requirements and included actual production and sales of product will be required to uplist to NASDAQ"

for a company to be able to demonstrate their ability to sustain itself does not strike me as anything out of the ordinary....nasdaq has many blue chip and top notch companies on their platform...and THEY dont want to see a proliferation of riff raff around them...