Shrink Nanotechnologies, Inc. (fka INKN)

[Goodspeed65]

Hey, new to the board, but not to the stock. I've been putting in small positions for about 5 months now. 1500 shares per pop. I noticed the company from a penny stock adviser newsletter and took an interest after looking into INKNs website. IMO its a nice site with some good information about the products in their pipeline. I noticed that the price was closer to a dollar in the past. The markets that Shrink is trying to break into are multi-billion dollar opportunities. Cash for the company always seems to be available because of the nature of the FIGA organization. It seems like they can always rely on cash from finance, U of Cal Berkly or other Govt grants that Michele Khine goes after. Knowing the cyclical nature of the market I'm hedging bets that Shrink will eventually make it back to the .80/.90 range with the proper PR, packaging of their products and bringing an effective marketing and commercialization plan to fruition (not easy). Any thoughts?