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arachnodude

05/30/21 7:10 AM

#224172 RE: silkmaster #224171

Hey, silkmaster! I am. Hope you are, too.

Now, you know I'm not much on giving forecasts on Share Price and related things, but, I can give my honest feedback based on my level of confidence in my investment here...

1) Given the nature of negativity surrounding this stock I, as KBLB Management does, believe an RS will be a necessary evil to uplist. Of course everyone wishes and prays for an organic uplisting. The reality is, though, Mr. T has been pushing things organically for 10+ years. Frugality doesn't necessarily make the best headlines. Unless, of course, it's to eliminate the National Debt. Lol. In KBLB's sake, the company has aired all its laundry publicly since inception. Ouch! It's like "The Truman Show" meets the OTC. Not pretty! At all. Especially when trying to bring a never-before mass-produced product to market while not just working on bringing any product to market just to say you did, but, building an entire sustainable company around a product line while trailblazing an industry! Even those saying how easy it should have been have recently gone on record to admit it really never was an easy thing. It's evident many invested thinking this investment would be a short play, though. Get in, get out, make bank along the way! Rarely in life do once-in-a-lifetime opportunities allow that to happen. I know I went long on my response, but, felt (as I always do) the need to express the all-encompassing view of this company. But, in going long, it reveals why I could care less about an RS to get us onto the Naz. While others see it as the Boogeyman, I see it, as the company does, as a necessary evil. Mr. T is fully aware of how the investing public considers his company. He knows how the current shareholders feel and he knows how the potential shareholders feel. It is his belief as CEO that the best interests of the company will be best-served on NASDAQ. The company will be stronger overall and he realizes that whatever it takes to get there, he has to do it. And he is. That being said, wherever the company's SP is at the time of the pieces being in place to make the jump off the OTC, Mr. T has taken the necessary precautions to ensure that jump can be made. His RS ratio spread tells us all there is no way even the company knows where the SP will be once they decide the jump is ready to be implemented. One thing we do know for certain, he's doing everything in his power to ensure the company's success!

2) Directly from the S1-A Filing:

100% of the price of each Unit sold in this offering based on an assumed initial offering price of $5.25 per Unit, the midpoint of the anticipated price range



They arrive at that because they "expect" an offering price to be somewhere between 4.25-6.25.

Now, words "assumed" and "expect" are being used because the company and Maxim are working together to ensure the SP is priced just right based on these factors:

The offering price of the Units will be determined between the underwriters and us at the time of pricing, considering our historical performance and capital structure, prevailing market conditions, and overall assessment of our business, and may be at a discount to the current market price. Therefore, the assumed public offering price used throughout this prospectus may not be indicative of the actual public offering price for our Common Stock and the Purchase Warrants.



With all this presumption and assumption is it any wonder I don't put much thought into it? Lol. It's basically out of every investor's control. The company and professional underwriters cannot even predict where the SP will be once the uplist is enacted. So it all comes back to one's level of comfort with their investment overall. I can easily look at the totality of the company's efforts and seek solace in the foundation laid before it to know they will do what's right for the long-term sustainability of the company. Which, ultimately, grants me a long-term sustainable investment. That's what I invested for. An RS won't change that for me. IMO, an RS makes my investment more valuable due to what comes with it...PLACEMENT ON NASDAQ!

3) Based on my above responses, it's obvious what I think will happen with our investment after the uplist and RS. In general, one has to understand the RS option is available to every company. It was implemented to give companies a vehicle to use for a specific purpose to aid the company in some way. Here, it's to get KBLB out of the OTC swamp and onto the Naz where it can rise to the level of respectability it rightly deserves. Mr. T has put in a lot of hard work and dedication to ensure his company is a sustainable success. Along the way he's given every shareholder an opportunity to ride on his coattails. I am deeply grateful for that opportunity.

The benefits you seek should be coming shortly. It has been a long stand, but, you stood. Stood up for. Stood by. Stood with. Stood the test of time...

When all is said and done, you can take up your seat in the lap of luxury! :-)

Enjoy the extended weekend as well! Let's hope Tuesday allows us all an opportunity to extend it a little further. Lol