Replies to post #276170 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[EOT]

“The mundane immunity worms alone would make KBLB the premier silkworm egg provider globally. That makes KBLB a strong buy regardless of DS adoption“

That Makes Kblb a $50bil company now, without the Spider Silk factor. It’s life changing finding a ground floor investment before everyone else$….

KBLB…Hold em tight$

[joecrabs]

That's the technology you license out. Better profit with the license agreements than selling eggs. LOTS of money to be made there with little further effort.

[DimesForShares]

KBLB does not appear to currently have a line of mundane silkworms comparable to BAM-1. I suspect this project is on the back burner if it is still being considered at all.

KBLB would rather raise and sell a higher-premium silk like the DS based BAM-1 than to generate and sell mundane eggs. The markup is higher.

Ramping up to metric ton production levels will be KBLB’s next goal. Notice that I said ‘ramping up.’ KBLB does not appear to have the breeding pool necessary to support even a single metric ton of silk per breeding cycle. Reaching that level and sustaining it represents a new challenge for KBLB.

Before you climb into a rocket and fire the engine, learn how to fly.
Before you learn how to fly, learn how to run.
Before you learn how to run, learn how to walk.

KBLB needs to learn how to walk. If it succeeds, it will learn how to run.

Instead of an explosion, (which tend to be messy and not sustainable), let’s hope that KBLB takes a more methodical approach and demonstrates they can do what everyone hopes they can. Selling mundane silkworms ought to be pretty low on KBLB’s radar right now.

Thompson has tripped over his own ambitions too many times already.