I was just looking for some info and came across this piece. It is about an investment made in APDN by Mcintire Investment Institute.
Towards the end of the second para, is a talk about APDN being considered by the US Treasury. What if this is true.
Applied DNA Sciences (ADPN) is a high-tech company that develops and provides anti-countering technology. By utilizing its unique DNA technology, APDN helps protect the legitimacy of a wide variety of products, ranging from wine and musical instruments to currency and military equipment. Its most successful product to date is CashfieldTM, a Cash-in-transit theft-deterrent system that has thousands of units in circulation. As a comparatively overlooked micro-cap stock, APDN has the potential to attract much greater investor recognition.
APDN’s growth will stem from increasing demand for authentication security, and as the provider and developer of the world’s strongest full-proof authentications, APDN is at a great position in the market. With counterfeiting increasing 10,000% over the past 20 years, governments and other organizations will need more efficient technology to protect the authenticity of their wares. The key for APDN’s superior product is the simple but powerful fact that DNA is virtually impossible to copy. According to our VAR, the Director of the US Bureau of Engraving and Printing and a US Secret Service agent have independently confirmed that the US Treasury is currently considering adding DNA technology to bank notes. This development can turn into a strong catalyst for APDN.
MII believes that the lack of data for APDN makes it extremely undervalued with a lot of growth. Given the increase in demand for anti-counterfeiting technology, its value will increase as the market becomes more aware of its unrecognized potential.
