Replies to post #222972 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[want2retire]

At what point do I stop feeling like a fool months later for believing their "imminent" claims?

Since October 2020, how many times has the company claimed anything was imminent?

What does the data since October 2020 "appear" to point towards?

If that data and the company's actions since October 2020 leave the impression that we are all being duped, we all have the option to relieve the pain, sell and move on.

The choice has always been ours to stay or go.

W2R

[Deannie]

I agree that people - both longs and the naysayers - should stop quoting the KBLB share price highs and lows to suit their respective agendas. Doing so is kinda ridiculous. What matters is where the price is now, $.15, stuck, range bound, until a substantive announcement is made by either KBLB and/or one of its partners. If NO announcement is made within the next month or two, I don’t believe KBLB will be able to stay above $.15 any longer, but if the announcement does arrive, KBLB will pop and never see $.15 again, or perhaps it’s old high for that matter. For NOW, averaging down is the thing to do if you can, or sell if you disagree with KBLB’s short-term potential. I’ll buy more at $.145 or less all day long. Time will tell. GLTA.

[WebSlinger]

<< I just don't understand how some people are saying you can't judge KBLB on the past, and that only the future matters. You could have said the same thing in 2013 when KBLB said they were starting commercial production then - after dragging their feet for 3 years. They've said it a dozen times in the last 8 years. And it still hasn't happened. Oh, but none of those claims matter, right? It's only this time that matters, right? >>

EXACTLY!

The ridiculous advice is to ignore anything bad, and just look at all of the pretty words on worthless paper.