Kontrol Technologies Corp N.KNR

He's on the radio...

[yearninyank]

that's why you can't see him. Stop asking and listen. Great interview. The interviewer asks the right questions.

[Freddy6980]

Results is all that matter. Honestly we have tech that at minimum should he valued at 250 million yet we sit at 20 percent of that everyone the world needs to know this tech exist. 

[canyousayiii]

Thinking about the radio interview from a analytical communications perspective and not emotional perspective as an existing shareholder, the following comes to mind. As a current shareholder, I learned nothing new. As a potential client, this is a Toronto radio station, would be nice to get on the national stage. As a potential investor, didn't catch specific mention of being publicly traded

[yearninyank]

Jesus candypants, you can't see why this one is different? It's aimed at joe six pack. You really ought to ask your high minded self why... why talk about it to joe six pack... why not mention that it is a publicly traded company... joe six pack doesn't care. Joe six pack just needs to know that there is the thing and not get upset when he finds out his government is buying them. I

[canyousayiii]

Nope, I see nothing different. He still strikes me like a humble fella that has a reasonable grasp on things. That's what got me the first time. He speaks confidently of things he wants to speak of and we know avoided the question that was the most important for many of us. So, I am not going to be impressed by interviews. The communications analysis thing is basics. I am not an expert but I

[yearninyank]

Kudos for remaining unflappable.

[Freddy6980]

He's a sociopath. Lolol

[wilander]

Freddy the broken record.

[Whydunnit]

The interviewer asked the right questions but I didn't think Ghezzi's answers were particularly good. For instance, he didn't mention schoolrooms or care homes at all, and he didn't say anything about how BC could be hooked up to an HVAC system for wider protection.  And he kept saying "That's a great question" like it was something he was taught to say in the