Something must be getting lost in translation. Private placements are the best form of financing. KBLB doesn't have shareholders like the stock you mentioned. That was the exception, but indeed a good example of great financing. The rule for company's that do not have institutional interest, is that they must go after CSC type financing. Some people get stuck seeing how companies are financed or they get stuck on it being called one thing or another. These people should not even be looking at stocks. The realities are that anyone is free to call or market what they are doing any way they see fit. If you are investing your money, you know or learn these things quick. A complaint about the way a company gets financed in KBLB's case is a complaint against the company continuing to stay in business. Financing is the life blood. Method....who cares, just let me see progress like Monstersilk. I see that KBLB is making progress. Obviously I do not care about how KBLB is financed. I do not see death spiral financing and toxic debt....and we should be fairly close to revenues. So really, getting stuck on semantics and methods at this stage is just someone wanting a quarrel. The future of this company should be sealed. I think Kim is acting like it is....what with preparations for retaining control etc. At some point Kim is going to have to be confident enough that the shareholders like what he is doing, and not concern himself with control. Difficult thing, when it is your ideas and building efforts putting us where we are so far.
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