Replies to post #156261 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[THEBEASTMUGABI]

Blah, Blah, Blah, what is your proof? YOU NEVER STOP COMPLAINING ! Sheesh !! Imo

[THEBEASTMUGABI]

You’re are going to stick with kblb to the very end mojo ! That’s the hilarious part , while complaining and making money the entire time. It gets SO OLD ! Imo.

[arachnodude]

Why haven't you sold your shares?

Or have you and you're just sticking around the message board to keep things interesting?

You stated in a previous post,

when I bought I was just looking to get a dime.

Then stated,

but I decided to take the risk and just hold.

KBLB has since considerably exceeded your selling point. I'm curious as to what keeps you holding if, in your opinion, the CEO is such a bumbling fool and the company as a whole can't seem to stop shooting itself in the foot?

Seriously, what keeps you holding your shares? I would like your insight. Because, pessimistic or not, there are some pearls to be gleaned from the wisdom you bestow upon this board. I, for one, appreciate your insight. Glory be the day that pessimism turns into outright optimism.

[rayovac812]

tell me what the cost is..to make a ton of it..today..whats the cost?

I am in the camp that says they are a threat until they aren't. I am not sure your question is as relevant as you think. Can Amsilk make a ton/week today? Month? They still haven't given their fiber/thread silk properties. It is an assumption that they will ever be able to make silk stronger than Monster Silk. They are up against the goo short chain protein barrier, until we hear differently. This means their starting point isn't as tough as Kraig's silks. It will give them(Amsilks customers) the ability to claim they have Spider Silk in it. The problem is that the marketers with Kraigs silk will have the "Don't be fooled" commercials running.

The best and easiest sell for tennis shoes, might just be that any brand includes the NEW toughest fabric known to man. I still like the look of leather, but whoever makes a pair first, I am buying them.

everyone works so hard to insist kblb has NO competition....but whenever kim is vague, misleading or just plain silent, the reason is always fear of competition

When I use the term, I am referring to current silk producers like China. Will they be able to steal or use gene editing to accomplish what we've done? That is more a concern of competition. Goo makers make short chain proteins. Until they can do better, the long chain proteins will rain havoc on inferior products. My prediction. Once the thieves get caught do they owe Kraig? That is why everyone should watch what happens with international trade agreements coming soon, hopefully. Maybe we get handed an unexpected bonus.

I think your assertion that anyone is working hard to insist KBLB has no competition is silly. Even if someone had what we had, Kraig would still do just fine. Why would we have to work hard? Why is there such a propensity to exaggerate? When you hear fiber properties from anyone claiming to be our competition, that is when the work might begin. Until then, is their a question of superiority?

I look forward to going head to head with anyone.