Bull,
Please explain the following quotes:
"They've clearly misled investors re the state of their development and the probability of a business success occurring."
How on earth do you know this? Show me where they have "clearly misled investors."
"They clearly don't have a viable commercialization plan, at this point..."
Again, how do you know that they do not have a viable plan? Has anyone told you this?
"The issue there isn't that they COULDN'T have a viable plan...
The issue is that they DON'T HAVE ONE..."
Again, I would love for you to explain how you know they do not have a viable plan. Please provide some examples or proof of this assertion. Unless you do not believe Kim, he explained that they are very near to signing a deal or deals, so commercialization is in the cards.
"The proof in performance that you see... is a proof in the lack of performance... in the elements that matter most in the market."
I'm not sure what you mean by this confusing sentence. However, you do understand that there will be no performance until they go into production, and you have no proof that they won't. You could easily say that I have no proof that they will, but I believe in Kim Thompson and Ben Hansel. If you do not believe in them, then this is not the stock for you or anyone else to own. Performance in the share price will begin once KBLB earns money, so do not expect any earth-shattering moves until deals are inked.
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