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Rhubarbpie4Me

02/24/21 9:21 PM

#18148 RE: Petra5 #18147

Nothing wrong with healthy skepticism. Motivated me to do some additional searching.

If NDTP absorbed Keystone Nano, then that's 8 employees and $639k in revenue (assuming this is on annual basis, may be a large assumption, could be more or less). https://www.dnb.com/business-directory/company-profiles.keystone_nano_inc.0ad2914457bd0138bd539f18542e8295.html#:~:text=Keystone%20Nano%2C%20Inc.%20has%208,%24639%2C589%20in%20sales%20(USD).Their licensing to the tech IS the product, if i'm reading this right.

And i'm assuming Fountain kept the licensing to his patents?

Hovis is knowledgeable with bringing beverages to market. Would it be a stretch to say they have been quietly setting up distribution chains or could do so quickly? I don't think so. I imagine most new beverage companies engage existing infrastructure. You setup bottling agreements, distribution, etc. Essentially you're renting space on their lines. You give them the specs and voila. Same for pill manufacturing.

Feel free to punch holes in this theory. My guess is these guys have a war chest. Company and personal deep pocket. But maybe i'm being overly optimistic.

nsomniyak

02/24/21 9:39 PM

#18149 RE: Petra5 #18147

I'm going to give you a half and half response.

Like you, I believe the $ volume suggests this is WAY below the attention threshold of any MM, UK or otherwise. The daily $ volumes we are seeing are really low - low enough that I could easily account for that much $ volume. However, I am a small-time guy. Any time I feel that I could easily trade the daily $ volume in 1 trade, that $ volume is not very impressive!

It is so low it is clear that nobody cares. Non issue. Frankly, I would love to see hard evidence that MMs are working to suppress the price of NDTP, as that would indicate NDTP is actually on the radar of bigger players than are posting here. I have not seen that yet.

Unlike you, I'd rather be invested here than in Tesla. It is something of an act of faith. Part of it is that investing in mega-cap stocks just isn't my sweet spot, but putting imaginary MM manipulation aside, I think there is big potential here.