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Re: silkmaster post# 233760

Friday, 01/07/2022 4:17:09 PM

Friday, January 07, 2022 4:17:09 PM

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Thanks for the comment. Its been a bit of a 'rough day" and it is for people like you that I returned to the board after 10+ yrs being gone.

I'll give you an educated guess based on many years of being an insider in financial services. (Happily retired) I think KBLB has a good shot at becomming 'viable' as a company producing metric tons of various spider silks. My 7 facts post and the followup post with less than 1% of the total research I've done on them leads me to believe that they have a very narrow window of opportunity. They are too well known to the finacial industry and have made too many mistakes and taken too long for the big players to get involved until they produce metric tons of product and create revenue. However, just proving that they can produce tons of spidersilk is enough to take a fresh look from some of the important players. If you take another look at the 7 items and read between the lines, you'll perhaps see why this time is different.

They now have a lease and are scaling up a real silk production facility. Prior they worked in lab space with very limited production potential. This facility is large enough to generate limited metric tons of product. Vastly more important is how quickly it can be ramped up, and once you have the monthly cycles running you can add additional facilities that are in full production almost immediately. That due to how rapidly new worms can be produced. 233775The clothing contract will provide cash flow to fund expansions. Availability of additional metric tons will create new contracts. New contracts will generate big investor interest.

So, that was a long response to get to my short answer. I believe that spider silk is a home run product. A couple of metric tons proving production capabilities should be enough to move the share price above $1. I still have some doubts but I'm hopeful. I know lots of investors are hoping for a buyout with new management. I would love that as well, but personally, I'd rather see a year of solid production and sales, then a NASDAQ listing without a reverse split and see how the market values the potential growth of the company. I know most investors don't believe that the current leadership can pull that off, but I'm betting the farm that they might. The next two months will reveal a lot about the possibility. Blessings
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