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arachnodude

06/10/22 3:00 PM

#241883 RE: GTman1 #241882

Thanks for that awesome breakdown, GT!

bananarama

06/10/22 3:38 PM

#241884 RE: GTman1 #241882

Thanks for the great explanation, GT! KBLB = WHERE THE FUTURE IS MADE!

EMPATHY

06/10/22 4:44 PM

#241887 RE: GTman1 #241882

This is yet another example of the superiority of KBLBs product and process.



Which part is the "superiority"?
The guesswork?
The conjecture?
The opinions?

I thought CNN was funny, lmao.

good luck longs

SilkRoad

06/10/22 6:53 PM

#241898 RE: GTman1 #241882

Can you explain the “dead lysed bacteria”. Doesn’t sound like anything I would want to wear.

Great post GTman1. Someone pin his thoughtful post.

DimesForShares

06/10/22 8:11 PM

#241902 RE: GTman1 #241882

I’m sure those hoodies are going to sell like hotcakes. Who doesn’t want to drop $400 on a folded towel?

Sarcasm aside, their hoodie is a novelty item. Bolt sold ties for $314 each. But that was another novelty item. The market for these items is small. Spiber will not make $40 million selling brewed protein to Pangaea. I doubt they will even sell $4 million for these hoodies.

So far, Spiber does not appear to be much of a threat to KBLB. If their production costs are as high as you say, I expect their investors to lose their money. Hard to understand how investors can dump a bunch of money into a company knowing they have to come close to $30 per metric ton when actual costs are orders of magnitude higher. Their use of purple algae may be a game changer, but time will tell on that front.

Really hoping MtM doesn’t lead with a $500 90/10 cotton/DS hoodie.