Reader Interaction - 19-22 July 2006

Do You Really Believe?




19-22 July 2006
EB Reader & PK Correspondence


PK,

Hi there.

I feel rather odd sending you an e-mail but I came across your Blog a few weeks ago and was curious to know how you found your way to ITKG. I actually bought it back in 2001 and have spent the last several years wondering why. I rode it up to 1.98, all the way back to .27 and now to new un-chartered territory. A couple of friends who bought in last year sold at 3 but I have held on (probably too long) to see where this might go.

While the "story" of ITKG sounds good many tech companies do. Do you really believe that:

(a) ITKG has stumbled onto valuable intellectual property that can have mass appeal?

(b) And, that their 5 man company w/ very little financial backing actually has the ability to capitalize on it?

This is not exactly the kind of company, especially trading OTC, that one can really analyze to make a rational decision to either invest in or to remain invested in.

Since you have clearly spent some time creating your Blog I thought you might have a different perspective.


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Hello EB Reader,

Don't feel odd at all about asking a question--and I won't tell you any outrageous lies about this company, or it's potential.

The reality is this is a highly charged, and even more highly speculative stock venture. The reality also is, if the story has the chance of being true, your investment will be akin to that of being one of the first to invest into Wal-Mart, Microsoft, eBay or Starbucks. It is that risky, that dangerous, but also that potentially explosive.

The reason I am bothered to work a Blog on this "as you call it" story is simple.

There are a number of dis-separate reports highlighting the potentials associated, but no resource--to include the Integral website--which brings it all together. But more importantly, I do this because the timing behind the prospective roll-out of this company's product is right, right now.

There are a number of issues which makes me believe that this unseen, untouched material is real. Singularly key are the approved patents. There is also the money that some well known Institutionals have committed to this venture--in addition to the tests conducted thus far--though not open to public review. All of these issues add flavor to that 'story'.

Suffice it to say, there is supporting evidence to the realness associated. But I can understand your unease with the market, the product, and the eventual--at the end of the day--deal ever coming through.

There are many things that can go wrong, but I will be honest with you. Until we even get near that point, the stock's price per share will grow by leaps and bounds beforehand--and by that time whatever problems that emerge then, will have the solutions available to resolve them.

It is not like there is no tangible product or smoke and mirrors are involved. Within the next year, ElectriPlast products will be on the streets--in products produced by highly regarded, well known corporate names and manufactures. The patents note the potential. If half of what's reported in these write-ups is valid, then mass markets may well become impacted. My Blog is present and merely scratches at the surface of the potentials gleaned from those approved patents.

Those not yet approved (provisional patents) talk to the prospect of plastic based conductive wire, able to pass more voltage at lesser cost from point-to-point. They talk to the prospect of making molded circuit boards, with all components made from varying measures of the same material---all ElectriPlast based. And those are just a few examples. There are over 100 provisional patents--with more being worked--in the wings waiting for approval.

So there you have it. The stock will rise and fall, but it is in an upward progression at this time, and in my opinion, it will continue down this path until specific licensing agreements are penned, and the names of those companies associated with ElectriPlast become known.

Those are the underlying factors which will continue to support the growth of the stock and its price. Once these issues are known, the price per share will either explode dramatically, or falter. We are not there as yet--so when I note that this is the "rightness" in terms of timing and investment, I use this as the basis for my reasoning, and from that perspective, have no fear over a daily rise or drop in stock price--it is all relative until the above underlying factors become realized.

I hope that helped somewhat...

Cheers and best regards from Bavaria,

PK sends...