Reader Interaction - 30 July 2006

Addressing a Pundit Commentary from the iHub Board--a Tired Trend Continues...



30 July 2006
EB Reader & PK Correspondence


PK,

As Sputnik rants and raves on IHUB, I now have him on ignore.

Do you have any estimate of when ITKG will show signs of reporting revenues?

The patents are good news, and they are very significant, but after so much time we need to see signs that others are grasping and accepting the technology. We need to see market acceptance and some testimonials from happy users.

When will this begin?

Many thanks, cheers.



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EB Reader,

Testimonials -- you'll see that as product comes to market, not before...


The public word from the company is that this year, 2006, is the go-to-market year. Next year, 2007, will see ample evidence of that happening. The rest-of-the-story centers on finalizing a number of criteria that past lessons had taught the company to take care of before going to market.

1st -- resolve all pending legal actions -- step up to the plate with a clean slate. (if you review the news from the past two years, that is what was occurring. Whether there was a possibility that someone could lay legal claims against, or there were true facts to support past claims, patents, in-house issues (anything that could kai-bosh a potential market run) these were addressed and resolved.)

2nd -- resolve the supply-chain issues -- if you review press releases and commentary from the boards or where every you choose to look, you will sense that the company principles have been traveling. Not hawking their wares (not wholly). More, they have been making inroads on the supply chain issues: manufacturing, legal, patents, marketing, networking-in-general. Quanstar and a number of other agreements support that game plan.

3rd -- resolve the money issues -- the proxy vote centers as the most recent initiative on that front. Then there are the noted plans to move beyond the OTCBB to a more stable, orderly market--one where the market makers agenda does not curry so vast an influence over the daily pps movement.

4th -- closing some of the long established licensing agreements. Some companies have been testbedding ElectriPlast materials for something like 4 years now. (I know, if they have had the material for so long, why is there not a product on the streets.) For the same reason that NASA doesn't launch prototype rockets. Rumor has it that some of these companies are well known Fortune 100/500 entities. Once the name is associated to the ElectriPlast product -- well, that will satisfy your comment below. Even still, no one can truly predict the market, or the times surrounding the emergence of a new product. It's like predicting that the "Pet Rock" would take off as it did. No one in their right mind at the time would have guessed.

All I can say to the prospect of wanting something to happen is sit back and enjoy the ride. Either you have a sense that this is a real thing, or you don't.

The ElectriPlast Blog is presented in a fashion to give you a peek at what is possible, but this is an investment fraught with pitfalls and controversy. Let's call it what it really is, it's a OTCBB Penny Stock. Speculative as HELL, and just as potentially rewarding.

What is going to happen will happen, whether you want it to occur faster, or in a different sequence. The four items I listed above scratch at the surface of the things that have taken place behind the scenes and bought us to this point here-and-now. Because I realize the history associated, I can afford to take a longer view. The best advice I can offer after that is to let you in on the real secret.

"You have to have a vision as to what is possible when it comes to conductive plastics." If you have read my blog, then you have a clue, but the following video link--also in the blog--should help to calm your passions for instant success.

http://www.utexas.edu/inside_ut/take5/loo/

Cheers and best,

PK sends...