berigud, I look at the Insultex material as the basis of my investment. It is the far superior material in a multi-billion dollar industry. I also am frustrated by the low share-price, but whenever the company provides updated testing data confirming again the R-Value, the floodgates will open up. I believe waiting for this has definitely precluded many potential major customers from ordering.
The previous test was close to a decade ago, and I understand how Inspectors would request newer results, before approving that these contractors can now deduct 6-R from whatever the local building requirements are. This fact that they can do it, is another reason for using our material. Just the cost savings on insulation would be enough, add all of the other factors like energy savings etc. that this truly is and will be a no-brainer, and as I say---- anyone doing new building, or remodeling, and is not using the Insultex House-wrap is doing Construction Malpractice
Look, once we get this result and the orders roll in, yes the share-price will hit $2.00, and that seems like an unbelievable price by comparison, but if that is the case, it would be a bad decision to sell, because that's where it was years ago, just when they started with Home Depot, and Lowes. That is when the competition called out their lobbyist dogs, and got the FTC to try to lean on our necks, to kill the company. We know we won, and once we get the train moving again down the tracks, $2.00 will be chump change shortly after that.
When we get the results and again start to take market share from DuPont and the other manufacturers, there will be an auction to see who would buy us out. If a Kimberly Clark, or the even smaller market share sellers in this industry had this Disruptive Technology material, they would now own this industry.
Believe me, if the CEO did sell this for anything less than $20, after they tried to not only kill this company, but created serious health issues to him, then I would criticize him. But after he literally put his house and all personal wealth up to fight this horrible lawsuit, I give him lots of slack, because without our Mr. Joseph Riccelli literally keeping the lights on, this company would be out of business.
Bullish
