I have been part of big booms before (and big busts). At the end of the day, KBLB is a developing company and I don't know how quickly they can really be expected to grow the business (in the VERY short term).
I truly think that KBLB can attain great profits and the share price could go well over $1 or a buy-out could happen above those levels. I think people are just skipping over the part where they learn to grow. Most of the time your first deal isn't with Nike/Dupont/Military, but most times you don't have such a phenomenal product so who really knows...
Is it possible to score the mega deal right out of the gate? Sure. Is the the most likely thing, given the status of the company? Harder to say, but I think there are baby steps to be had. Baby steps, mind you, that will still be profitable! I'm so positive on KBLB that it's nuts, but I just think there's a pipe dream out there of waking up to a PR that shoots it into the stratosphere.
At the end of the day, there's far less harm in thinking conservatively and hoping for the best than vice versa. It makes me sad to think about people basically counting on big gains rather than hoping for them.
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