Replies to post #221109 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[igotthemojo]

"So a few out of thousands of companies is many?"

no...its a few i thought of off the top of my head...but theres many many more...

you said: "Not many companies can say that."...which is not true...MANY can say that...

"Name 1% of the thousands and I’ll agree with u."

not interested...i dont need agreement from anyone...just refuting an incorrect claim...

"And just the simple fact that the price has been well above where it was APPROXIMATELY 4 years, and holding well above that point. Shows that there is indeed progress that investors believe in."

and the fact that the pps has fallen from .50 to .15 shows that investors believe what?...

"If we hadn’t fallen from .50 I think most would be completely satisfied with where we r sitting now."

no kidding...

"It’s that fall that gets into peoples heads. It’s like driving a Ferrari and now you have to downgrade to a Cadillac"

right...no one wants to go from .50 to .15...its not a good thing...its not ok...and yea, it IS a big deal..

"so everyone forgets they were driving a clunker long before the Ferrari."

no one has forgotten anything...in fact they remember it very clearly...and have a VERY STRONG desire to not ever go back there again...

but they also havent forgotten that ferrari and how good it felt...

[DimesForShares]

We didn't 'fall' from 50 cents. Thompson shot his own company in the gut and it bled out. There is a big difference.

The wound hasn't healed even today. KBLB is still bleeding. That's why good news can be released with no significant increase in share price.

Adding insult to injury, Thompson bungled the 2019/2020 rollout in Vietnam, setting his company back by at least a year. At the moment, investors don't really understand what is going on with the company. Will there be a big announcement about a significant delivery? Will we wake up to a 100-to-1 reverse split? Will we get bad news on the production front?

One thing is for certain: we won't wake up to an uplist. Not in the forseeable future, at least. That saves Thompson from having to forgive his debt to the company.