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Stumble itKraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc., a development stage company, focuses on developing protein-based fibers using recombinant DNA technology for commercial applications in textile, specialty fiber, and technical textile industries.
Its products would be used in military and police applications for ballistic protection; industrial applications, including critical cables and abrasion/impact resistant components; safety equipment; composite materials for the aerospace industry; and defense applications. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in Lansing, Michigan.
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Love this company!!! Thanks for all you do everyone over at the stock radio!!!
Thanks again stock radio, its companys like this that will help get the US on its feet. Everybody should back this stock.
Long term I Argree 100% with you!
I second that!
This company is the investment of a lifetime. I’m a long time shareholder and am looking forward to retiring when this company goes commercial.
I’m looking forward to replacing my boat instead of sailing round in my same old same old tin heap. Fins up!!!
I did not post this comment and do not believe this to be the investment of a lifetime, in fact I would urge new investors to do a thorough DD at present. This penny stock has much potential but many many landmines.
By the way, its PHINS
I own 1.4 million shares in this company, of course I believe it to be the investment of a lifetime. I’ve had plenty of opportunity to bail out but hell no, here long and here strong. If I was really claiming to not believe in the company so much then the actions I take (looooong and stroooooongg) would be completely contradicting what the pretender above is saying!
Fins up (fins for the real JB2)
I believe in this Company in its endeavors and especially its CEO, Mr. Kim Thompson, who has diligently worked over the years to bring to a Reality this outstanding concept of Spider Silk becoming a major player in the industry. I believe that day of fruition will come and possibly 2012 will be a banner year for KRAIG BIOCRAFT and its Stockholders who will be financially rewarded . . . Thanks Mr. Thompson for your dedication to our Company!!!
He should be dedicated, he owes the majority of shares, is the only employee AND the only board member, pays hiimself a quarter million + a year and does little to communicate with his shareholders.
Good to hear Kim Thompson’s voice again. The update was reassuring — I’d forgotten about the $1.5 million credit facility. I was also pleased to hear that Monster Silk is set for production this year, though I wish the interviewer had probed for more detail on how that would proceed. But overall, not bad!
AFTER UNDERSTADING KBLB LAB TARGETS LOOKS TO ME LIKE THE CURRENT PPS IS NOTHING COMPERED TO WHAT CAN HAPPEN TO KBLB’S STOCK PRICE IN VERY NEAR FUTURE I THINK.
It was a pleasure having Kim come back on the show! We all look forward to seeing what 2012 has in store for this fantastic company backed by a top notch management team!
Best of luck in 2012 KBLB!
I’ve followed this company for two years, as an investor and observer of the technolgies employed. My background has been as a science editor for a major academic publishing firm, more than a few years ago. So, what I see here is limited by that kind of experience and perhaps, by somewhat dated understandigs…but I’ve become convinced that this company has a great future. My understandings are as follows.
The current product “Monster Silk” is promising and a viable source for certain kinds of products and a “platform for production” (of cacoons?). Each cacoon probably produces a mile or so of thin filimemt thread…and several of these woven together would make a small diameter thread, probably stonger than steel.
More advanced “pure spider silks” and technology more powerful than the initial zinc-finger routines form Sigma Alpha will foster the capablilty to produce a defined range of fibers with different tensile strengths for a broad range of materials — all of them will have revolutionary capabilities and unheard of strength. This new body of work should produce a number of discrete platforms, each created to produce threads for a specified purpose. A textile company that can manufacture and deploy such products might well become extremely profitable.
I am the real jimmybuffett2. If I thought this stock was such a bad pick I wouldn’t have around 1.4million shares to my name for such a same old same old long period of time. I knows full well it will make me a very rich man but for some reason I don’t seem to be able to prevent myself from moaning about the apparent lack of progress!!! I whine and I bitch but I stay invested. Go figure! My life must suck ass for my words and my actions to contradict each other soooooooooo much!!
Fins up longs!! (it’s fins for the real JB2)
I currently own 1.6 million shares of KBLB. I have invested in penny stocks many timee, and I have NEVER MADE MONEY. I do NOT think I will make any money this time either on KBLB, but I bought the shares in the unlikely event that this company really does become successful., even though I doubt it.
I will believe it when I see it. I am not expecting any big news in the CC on March 30. Even if we do get some good news, the stock will go up. Then, after a week or so, it will come right back down to where it is now.