So, a lot of people here are disturbed by the Calm Seas Capital financing arrangement with KBLB. Are they connected to pump newsletters? It very well seems that they are. Now that we know this, I have a question. What can we do about it? Will the constant banter back and forth from those that want to bash the company about this fact and people who accept it for what it is change anything? The simple answer is no. The deal has been made and there is absolutely nothing anyone here can do to change that. If you find this deal unacceptable and you just can't stomach the fact that KBLB has to use this form of financing, because KBLB can't get financing from BOA or Wells Fargo, for their day to day operations then sell your shares. If you feel that you can accept the fact that KBLB has taken the best financing option available to them then you have two options. You can sit on your shares and wait for the eventual completions of the milestones that Kim has very clearly laid out. You can do this with the confidence that Kim has met or exceeded all previous milestones. The other option you have is knowing that the pump newsletters will be coming prior to any big pr and can be used to your advantage. When you see it is being pumped you can use that to your advantage and when the pps has risen to a set % sell some shares and play the pump game with the pumper's. When the pps retraces and settles after the pump then buy back your original shares and either keep the profit or buy some free shares to add to your position.
The simple fact is that KBLB has entered into a financing deal with Calm Seas for a 20% discount on the shares it purchases. These shares purchased by Calm Seas will be sold into the open market and will have an effect on the pps. Is it to Calm Seas advantage to sell these shares monthly or to accumulate shares and hold for a pump? I do not know. It is completely left up to Calm Seas how and when they decide to sell their purchased shares. One way we can monitor their sells is to contact the TA monthly for a current O/S statement. By doing this we should be able to have an idea of the number of shares available to them to sell during a pump campaign. Knowing this will give you the advantage of knowing when the pps has more than likely reached or is approaching its peak during a pump campaign, thus alerting you to sell your shares before it begins to fall. By doing a little research you could very well beat the pumpers at their very own game. JMO
