So do I wish things have moved the share price much faster than they have? Yes of course I do. Were there serious variables that have delayed things to where they were today? Yes and they are what they are. Now without pointing fingers or blaming blame, let’s just consider where we are today as shareholders. My investments were all in after we beat the Federal Trade Commission in court because I knew we had something (an R-6 Value super thin house-wrap) that nobody else in the world has, and there is great demand in the multi-billion dollar moisture barrier house-wrap industry.
I knew we needed to rebuild a new thermal measuring machine to quantify what the Insultex material has, and once that ever happens, there are millions of dollars of orders potentially waiting. And as we saw once we were taking physical display space from Tyvek in Home Depot, the fear of losing market share caused the lobbyist dogs to come out and press the Federal Trade Commission with incorrect data trying to put us out of business. Again, we are working towards that now, and it is a matter of if not when, hopefully sooner than later.
So again my interest in buying as much stock as I did, which to me is a lot, was eventually when they started losing market share because anybody not using our product is doing what I like to say as Construction Malpractice, that any company making a moisture barrier that has our product with unlimited marketing expenses etc. will dominate the industry even more than DuPont does now.
My thought was let’s have an auction starting it around $15-$18 because whoever can do this will dominate the multi billion dollar industry. But wait a minute things have changed, and our material to me should create even greater to demand to own the company and make our stock much higher. That is the government new Building Code of the necessity of a Continuous Insulation! Let’s consider every company that makes insulation on new homes and other construction, where the Building Code requires let’s say an average of an R 20. Now when all the construction companies start using our material that is an R –6 they will only be selling insulation that totals an R-14, the two totals the required R- 20.
So now the big dogs in the Insulation industry like Corning’s Pink Panther are losing around 30% of all the insulation they would be getting purchased, for billions and billions of dollars of new construction. So now when we hold the auction for the license rights for our Golden Goose think about this, if Corning or other companies in the insulation industry buy us out to save from losing a serious percentage of their normal sales, they will now not only be maintaining that, but they will be picking up multi billions of dollars worth of moisture barrier business and dominate two industries. I say that let’s start a bidding now at $30 a share lol
The new government building code for continuous insulation in my opinion, has shaken the whole construction industry for new homes and other similar projects in states that require this. We know DuPont previously tried to make a continuous insulation moisture barrier, but failed and hopefully we get our certification before anyone else can come out with the similar product using a different science but again forget about the past, and let’s just look forward.
We know what we have and we know what is needed, and this is such an esoteric company that nobody even knows who we are. The fact that two multi billion dollar industries are looking for a solution to dominate all new building requiring what we have, is almost like us having inside information. But this is all public knowledge that very few actually know. This is like knowing that a company called Apple will be coming out with a smart phone, or a company named Tesla is going to be coming out with electric cars, months before the public learns. On top of that the cost per share now is about only three nickels. What we know lets us have an opportunity to make many millions of dollars when we get to wherever we need to get! We know that regardless, again of anything in the past, our sales are easily exceeding the previous comp quarters and probably easily the comp year. But in my opinion, we’re not in business to sell two or $3 million worth of material, it is to sell two or $3 million worth of material and letting the whole industry (that is two gigantic industries), that already are looking to keep whatever business they have, let alone dominating both know who we are, and make us very rich, trying to buy what we have.
I’m not a hyper and I’m not a hater like you have on many of these social media message boards. I am an investor who is a little frustrated that I don’t yet own my house on the beach every time we go through winter, lol, but I know through luck I know about a company that has totally DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY, that will dominate and I say multi billions, but if you do this across the world over time -trillions of dollars of business. I would never sell at two dollars as some here wish, because if we get to two dollars, it means the train has finally left the tracks and it is moving very fast.
Bullish
