This has been an interesting week, that’s for su
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Posted On: 05/11/2024 7:27:28 AM
This has been an interesting week, that’s for sure. First, we get a blockbuster of a PR on monday, then on wednesday, or thereabouts, there is a “re-release” b/c there was a sorta/kinda snafu that prevented full distribution, then on friday we get a 247marketnews report that fleshed out the monday PR w/ the business end of it, i.e. - laying out all the markets our technology will transform, potentially speaking, of course. The end result being a strong surge in price action late afternoon friday pushing the SP nearly a full penny in about 30 minutes.
https://247marketnews.com/solutions/247
https://www.newsfilecorp.com/brochure/
247MarketNews did the report and released it 9:40am. And it was picked up by newsfile.com at 11am. The SP surge happened at around 3:30pm, about 6 hours time difference from the initial release. It seems curious how all this transpired, not that I’m complaining, mind you. Was this week coordinated, y’know, sorta…kinda…?
Many of us (excluding the you-know-who’s) are expecting news of a different sort, like news of a customer contract or at least news of revenue generating activity. Or maybe an announcement of signed agreements for those multiple production centers in multiple countries. I think it’s time for the first option. Given that PRs give info on situations already done, I would guess potential customers already knew about the production trial results before monday’s PR. That’s what NDAs are for.
That being the case, and I believe it is, the wheels of commerce are turning as we speak. Contracts are NOT negotiated over a weekend. I wonder how long it takes to FINALIZE a contract? All the work to setup the extensive infrastructure for production has been done w/ potential contracts in mind; farmers, reelers, etc. Again, this is what NDAs are for. On the first link above (247) they have this quote from George Bernard Shaw, “"The Single Biggest Problem in Communication is the Illusion that it has taken Place.” Interesting. For Kraig, that ‘Illusion’ is gone. We are now 'known' and in the final countdown.
So, all the activity this week, was it random events, distribution mistakes, SNAFUs or was it a planned operation to ‘get the word out’ to potential investors, far and wide. I don’t know about the wednesday thing but the 247 report on friday was probably an appetizer (or prelude) to a monday PR announcing a contract. Who is responsible for the uptick in share buying from 3:30 to 4 pm is anybody’s guess. You couldn’t have scripted it any better than that. That report made sure our message got out there.
A quick take from the report. It mentioned the Textile market, alone, in 2020 was $1,000 Billion. That’s $1 Trillion! Not even talking about medical and/or licensing and/or the military/gov’t and/or whatever inroads into the plastics market we might make. That report on a friday buttressing a week that started w/ possibly the most impressive PR in the company’s history, culminating in a SP surge in the last 30 min. is powerful messaging.
We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING *. FULL STOP .
Later, WBeacham
https://247marketnews.com/solutions/247
https://www.newsfilecorp.com/brochure/
247MarketNews did the report and released it 9:40am. And it was picked up by newsfile.com at 11am. The SP surge happened at around 3:30pm, about 6 hours time difference from the initial release. It seems curious how all this transpired, not that I’m complaining, mind you. Was this week coordinated, y’know, sorta…kinda…?
Many of us (excluding the you-know-who’s) are expecting news of a different sort, like news of a customer contract or at least news of revenue generating activity. Or maybe an announcement of signed agreements for those multiple production centers in multiple countries. I think it’s time for the first option. Given that PRs give info on situations already done, I would guess potential customers already knew about the production trial results before monday’s PR. That’s what NDAs are for.
That being the case, and I believe it is, the wheels of commerce are turning as we speak. Contracts are NOT negotiated over a weekend. I wonder how long it takes to FINALIZE a contract? All the work to setup the extensive infrastructure for production has been done w/ potential contracts in mind; farmers, reelers, etc. Again, this is what NDAs are for. On the first link above (247) they have this quote from George Bernard Shaw, “"The Single Biggest Problem in Communication is the Illusion that it has taken Place.” Interesting. For Kraig, that ‘Illusion’ is gone. We are now 'known' and in the final countdown.
So, all the activity this week, was it random events, distribution mistakes, SNAFUs or was it a planned operation to ‘get the word out’ to potential investors, far and wide. I don’t know about the wednesday thing but the 247 report on friday was probably an appetizer (or prelude) to a monday PR announcing a contract. Who is responsible for the uptick in share buying from 3:30 to 4 pm is anybody’s guess. You couldn’t have scripted it any better than that. That report made sure our message got out there.
A quick take from the report. It mentioned the Textile market, alone, in 2020 was $1,000 Billion. That’s $1 Trillion! Not even talking about medical and/or licensing and/or the military/gov’t and/or whatever inroads into the plastics market we might make. That report on a friday buttressing a week that started w/ possibly the most impressive PR in the company’s history, culminating in a SP surge in the last 30 min. is powerful messaging.
Quote:Keep it simple, boss … BUY MORE SHARES !!!
“ … setting a new standard for the production of sustainable and high-performance materials … “
We are the * NEXT * BIG * THING *. FULL STOP .
Later, WBeacham
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