Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

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It is a country or company maker. I agree with Bob. People really aren't grasping the concept of what happens when there is a discovery of this nature. When you are talking a biotech, oil or IT company, or have something as disruptive as both the fiber and technology that KBLB has, then you are looking at very high valuations. Companies have to sell to their shareholders. At least more than the potential that we currently see.

So yeah, they wait for a company to do all the logistics, and jump in with a cheap bid. Cheap = 130B/year divide by 20 percent of market penetration(textiles alone) divide that by KBLB's share count, and you have a valuation of $42. 20% is a high market penetration, but it is textiles only. Add polymers and ability to embed antibiotics and you broaden market penetrations. Could take 5 years(from initial production) for those, but that makes the textile market penetration + additional potential, an easier sell to shareholders. Suitors can't wait for these numbers, so they make a "today's" money offer and hope for acceptance.

a 16B offer = $26.37

An India would certainly pay that, with recognition of future revenues. Things should be very different 1 year from now.

A surprise announcement would be devastating( if out)....if it happens before market open. That is when investors make their money, over trading. Only limited by silkworm populations.