Actually, this past week hasn't been that bad.
Let's assume the lender is the seller of the shares that the new buyers that were attracted by the SWA campaign purchased this past week. Those new buyers basically bought in at what has been market prices for KBLB stock for the past month. There was no 80% rise where new buyers got stuck holding the bag at 16, 17, or 18 cents, only to watch it slip back down again. If the lender received shares at 8 cents based on a 10 cent price reference, all they have pretty much earned this past week is their 20% grease, and the new investors have gotten in at about the same price they would have anyway. Not bad for anybody, except the flippers that didn't get a bump to play into. If the stock doesn't move again until solid news, this whole "P & D" is a non-issue, and never played out.
I don't know how much Thompson drew on the LOC last month, but if it was $100k at 1.25mil shares, the lender may be done for now selling shares. Kind of clean this time.
We'll see what kind of news comes out here in the next PR phase, watch what it does to the stock price, and make a decision then whether we're having games played on us or not. But new investors, attracted by the SWA mailings this past week didn't get pounded like something like this might have done. That's my viewpoint anyway.
All investors want this thing to move on news, not on SWA mailings. I'm glad this bunch of mailings didn't move the price, and I'm sure all new investors are equally happy. It's only the buyers that wanted a quick turn around that got the shaft this time.
