I agree with you that our share price is low and because it barely trades at all, that may be considered a bad thing. But here’s a good thing, no let me change it., here is a great thing. Nobody knows about our company and what we have. What that means is, fingers crossed, things go the way I am expecting over the next five or six months. That is we finally get certified quantitatively, that our Insultex material using our patented disruptive technology of evacuated cells creating an R-6 (and potentially even twice that R) Value.
Now because nobody on Wall Street knows who we are or what we have, and because just literally maybe a dozen or two follow the stock regularly, just we few really know all about this public information. As a stated previously, this public information is almost like inside information, again because no one follows us, so when we see the company putting out a PR showing that our product has received the ICC certification, even if the stock doubles or triples, the fact that we will be able to buy tens of thousands/hundreds of thousands of shares before the world knows it will be like stealing.
The reason I say this is yes our sales that we report will be multiple times greater than now, and the share price would easily go to a couple dollars or more, but that’s not what the long play is. The long play is, and before it was just for house-wrap companies to buy us out because whoever owns this, will dominates the industry even greater than Tyvek does now.
As great as that would be, and I like to think worth at least $20 a share, now with the government code requiring continuous insulation, every insulation company will need to buy us out or else they will be losing around 30% of the total R/value business that they do. Add on top of that, not only would they dominate their insulation industry, but now they would be adding multibillion dollars worth of moisture barrier. So whoever buys this out, let me change that, whoever we license it to (because there’s so many other industries that need our material that we also would want a license it to) will dominate with two major construction industries, moisture, barrier and insulation!
Let the bidding start at $25 a share.
So as far as the daily volume of trading on our stock, in a way I love that it’s so low. If I wanted to be another moisture barrier company that keeps gaining market share, doing a couple million next year and more after that, getting our stock up to four or five dollars over time, I would be caring about how it’s trading now. But as stated above, the play is for this stock percentage wise potential increase will make the runs of Nvidia, Tesla back in the day, Apple back in the day seems pedestrian.
This new government continuous insulation building code, and I guarantee you every company is either trying to make it, or is looking for someone that can do this, is a game changer, to the game changer we already were. As soon as we get certified, and all the states authorize our material to be approved, is when the rocket will take off. I wouldn’t be surprised, if not only the Construction Companies/Architects/Home Builders, but all of these state governments are looking for a company that can provide what we can already do. We just need the quantitative data showing it although the historical proof and testimonials could be enough for them to realize we are the answer.
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