Replies to post #120931 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[Romans828]

"Here's the thing. You guys are all looking at KBLB mathematically. While that is extremely important, no one is taking into account the speculation and anticipation factor of what KBLB has achieved, what they possess in so far as the silkworms and the lab, and what the magnitude will be of disrupting every industry. How does one put a price on these factors?"

AGREED, Bob.

Psychology is often a Huge factor in market behavior...it can act as a "magnifier" on both the upside and downside.

Late 90's, the 52 week lows in IBD... full of energy/oil service/driller stocks...psychology helped under-value these stocks...bought several at $4-6...less than 2 years later sold at $22-35...

Remember the "tech bubble"?
Outrageous PE's assigned to stocks, just because they had a "dot com" behind the name...

MJ sector also...ERBB and many others provided HUGE "trader" ROI's...strictly on psychology/speculation

Psychology/speculation/anticipation has always been(and always will be) an important factor in market behavior...has worked on countless "junk stocks"...also, often gives impetus to stocks that are for "REAL" (Kraig)...

The Best to all longs

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[SilkRoad]

Don't forget Warwick Mills. If they design a game changing material with real world applications... So many possibilities and yet everything seems to be in slow motion or no motion. I think once capacity is increased then supply then results. Right now we obviously can't produce enough to even give out samples or shootpacks. It's mid-April and still no shootpacks? That's why once Vietnam production begins I think the pace of progress may pick up but only after it goes from pilot production to full blown knock our socks off production.

[es1]

Just me personally bob but there is a reason for not accounting for speculation.

If my numbers say $1
And your speculation says $2
But Mojo says .50

I have my trading range.

I will buy near .50 and will sell near $2 and look for an average around a buck.

Not that any of us are correct but the market mentality is represented evenly in the comparison.