Replies to post #15366 on Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

[igotthemojo]

"You think the process differs if your company is small or large"

yes..it would differ to some degree...and the process should be streamlined since there are not 12 levels of bureaucracy to filter through...

"Often times it is much more difficult because small originations have less resources to allocate, which causes deals to take longer then fortune 500 companies"

yea right...dupont doing a merger with kblb would be more difficult than dupont doing one with proctor and gamble...i dont think so..

"So you expect the CEO to say? “Talked to X company today” “Talked to Y company today” “Talked to Z company today"

i dont think asking for the ceo of a company to give some hint to his shaeholders as to whats going on from time to time is so outrageous...why does everyone seem to think keeping investors informed from time to time is so out of line??..hasnt been a word out in many months and when i say we should hear something from the ceo you interpret that as meaning daily?..lol

"Any PR’s released without a concrete deal etc"

i dont need anything written in stone or blood...an update on whats going on in general would be fine..i guess those who dont care whats going on must be in heaven right now..

"Those sweet nothings are from people calling the CEO directly, and him having the courtesy to answer our calls and answer our questions"

yes..i know..thats what i said..thats not how information should be deseminated...that information should be put out to all shareholders..period....and everytime you bring up a situation with kblb you seem to want to insinuate that its the same as a fortune 500 company..now its well fargo...sorry...kblb is not a fortune 500 and any merger they may get involved with will not resemble what fortunes 500's go through...believe me...there is no one out there wanting to swoop in and buy out dupont to keep them from doing a jv with kblb...and if the merger is with a company slightly larger than kblb, no one cares..if there are a lot of companies out there that know about kblb and think their product is so cutting edge that could only work to kblb's advantage..secrecy in that case is actually detrimental..

"One of the laws of economics is that people make decisions based on limited information"

well that one way to look at it...the truth is people make decisions all day long in every walk of life based on whatever information is available....in the stock market, it is the ceo that is required to inform investors of what is going on with the company...telling everyone that no news is good news doesnt cut it...saying he has to keep everything on the QT because its all such a super secret doesnt cut it...being forced to make decisions about a particular stock without input from the company itself because the company refuses to say anything is not a good sign..