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Sptnws

12/28/06 1:20 PM

#1584 RE: plfminthemiddle #1583

plfminthemiddle:

Like you, all I did was read the blog article. I do know it was written by a very well respected member of this Board who has been on target regarding ITKG far more times than not.

With that said, my translation of “ten bagger” is 10 times the current price per share or somewhere around $35.00 per share. Regardless, $10.00 per share would be a delight but like most I’d rather see the $30 plus figure.

Good luck with all your investments and have a safe holiday.
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Sputnik

12/28/06 2:26 PM

#1585 RE: plfminthemiddle #1583

Another perspective. If you were the consultant (un-named) listed in the 10K as having received a stock option of 50,000 shares at $0.40 you would be pretty close to a 10-bagger now and would have had a 10-bagger when the pps was over $4.00. It all depends on your perspective. HMMMMM, I wonder who this consultant might be?

From the latest 10K filed with the SEC......

During the year ended June 30, 2006, the Company granted a total of
50,000 stock options to a consultant at an exercise price of $0.40 per
common share. All options are fully vested at the date of grant and
expire December 31, 2007.


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nysepick

12/28/06 2:57 PM

#1586 RE: plfminthemiddle #1583

Hi plfminthemiddle,

That comment means multiply tomorrow's closing price (the last trading day of 2006) times 10 to arrive at my prediction for the closing price of Integral Technologies on the last day of 2007.

For example, if we used the ten-bagger equation on today's closing price of say $3.70, my prediction for the closing price on the last trading day of 2007 would be $37.00 a share. That is a lofty figure to be sure, but compare today's share price with a year ago today. Pretty much a ten bagger. Now compare the news, 2005 vs 2006.

2005: The end of a lawsuit; a patent allowed; a new website; and a contract with QuanStar. Blah!

2006: Thirteen newsworthy events, including seven patents allowed, three licensing agreements and two international forms of recognition (NPE and CES). Whammo!

The momentum this company gathered during 2006, the go-to-market year, is clear and compelling evidence that Integral Technologies is on the cusp of a breakout year. I am convinced that 2007 is that year.

I plan on celebrating an extraordinary end of 2007!
Cheers