Kontrol Technologies Corp N.KNR

India rocks... here's why...

[yearninyank]

They gave us Ghandi (the first rule of non-violence is do not cooperate with that which is humiliating),amazing food, a musical instrument seemingly designed to create the sound track for psychedelic experiences, and now... the common sense approach to selling the damn Biocloud we have all been screaming for!   I mean, seriously, they did what we all have been crying for. They mounted the unit is a sure hit zone, they put a camera on the screen and three hours and 43 minutes later they show the world how it freaking works. I notice the link from the guy who tweeted it initially doesn't work. IR at Kontrol trying to tamp down enthusiasm.?.. ha... ;).

Anyway, glad to see the device showcased as it should be. I am curious how the hospital reacted though... perhaps not the best application - I mean you don't really want to shut down intake at the hospital. But then, perhaps, this gets better as it maybe shows how you gain the knowledge and proceed with it without blowing everything up and shutting down. I don't know, I'm just very excited to see that even though we had to go all the way to India for it someone has done the common sense thing and marketed this device correctly. So what was in our way? I'm guessing regs and laws that scared Kontrol away from doing it here. But if HC comes through the floodgates will open and we will see that kind of marketing here.

Oh, and candypants you need to pull the cellophane out of your britches and shut the hell up. You no longer fool anybody. When you fail to acknowledge the good news anymore it is clear what your motives are.

[wilander]

Yup candypants is officially irrelevant. Not a chance he owns shares. This is 100% great news. The chance of HC not giving it the thumbs up gets less and less. And like you said, maybe they are looking to see if it can even more than we think and will be a medical device. (The only flaw with the breathalyzer idea for me is the cartridge replacement cost in a high traffic area.)

[canyousayiii]

I guess that I own more shares than you do and that is the reason why I think about what I read and see. There is no chance that you would be happy with the losses you incurred had you made a significant investment. You have no clue what you are talking about. The HC results are not going to be binary, that it detects Covid or it doesn't. If it was, and if it contradicted the "independent

[wilander]

Another irrelevant post/response. Only see blah blah blah. And always so long winded. Great news today and candypants says: "canyousayiii wrote: I think it is no surprise that BC would detect Covid in a hospital...at this point in time, I would probably say that installing a BC in such a hospital is pointless." THATS THE RESPONSE?? Lol. Guy Doesn't own a share.

[wilander]

Since they are uselss in hospitals, i guess they should shut down the pilot in a Toronto major hospital going on right right now? LOL

[canyousayiii]

Wilander, I do not expect you to use common sense since your only purpose is to personally attack those that say anything that is thought provoking and not automatically KNR/BC rah-rah. I am willing to guess that major hospital pilot (I don't know where you got "Toronto" but it doesn't matter, we know you take the liberty to throw stuff regardless of facts) will not constitute

[wilander]

More blah blah blah from the guy who says: "I think it is no surprise that BC would detect Covid in a hospital ... I would probably say that installing a BC in such a hospital is pointless." LOL. Doesn't own a single share but wants us to think he does.

[canyousayiii]

"I think it is no surprise that BC would detect Covid in a hospital in a country that is challenged keeping the pandemic under reasonable control. At this point in time, I would probably say that installing a BC in such a hospital is pointless." Full quote. Yes, you got it. I, the KNR shareholder bigger than some pumpers, do not think KNR will be successful selling several cartridges per

[wilander]

lol. Too expensive? Hospitals keep a close budget as to how much they will spend to prevent breakouts in their facilities? Try and make todays GREAT news all you want. You are failing. You showed your cards today and we ALL read them canyousayiii

[wilander]

*try and bash todays GREAT news

[canyousayiii]

We all know from the beginning that you attack people that don't pump. Any idea why Ghezzi did not think this would be worth even a tweet? I think that would be more meaningful than you sharing your expertise in managing a hospital in India. LOL!

[wilander]

Nice try. Total lie. "You attack people who dont pump. " No. I attack people who dont own the stock, have an axe to grind, undermine news that is 100% positive and troll message boards that they dont own stock in. Very clear. Very simple agenda. Anyone not thrilled with todays news says everything about them. EVERYTHING.

[overroad]

you must have missed it last fall when paul talked of potentiay opening the indian market and how they wouls need to find manufacturers in india to satisfy their laws regarding products being sold there. so we have literally no idea whether the cartridges are manufaxtured locally to meet thay standard in which case the chemicals and supplies would be exponentially cheaper. also, in regards to

[overroad]

.....accidently hit post......to continue, in regards to the thought that them putting a device in a high traffic area might not be smart as its hard to pinpoint people who could have potentially set it off, that becomes easier with a check in, or qr code scanner. they can pull it up and see everyone who walked in x amount of minutes before the reading . but i do not not expect you to actually

[canyousayiii]

Overroad, back in the Fall, KNR was pursuing a 20,000 monthly capacity to focus primarily on large orders and on Canada...even thought the first exclusive distributor was USSC for the North American continent. India was NOT in the picture because tariffs were seen as making it cost prohibitive. (FYI for Wilander, the standard of living and the earning power of an average worker in India is much

[wilander]

Lol. Its like you think there is no wealth in India. Despite the abject plentiful poverty, there is also plenty of wealth for Biocloud to do very, very well there.

[canyousayiii]

True. A miniscule piece of a very large pie may be lucrative especially since KNR reduced near term expectations to almost nothing.

[overroad]

yes you are corrext, india WAS NOT in the picture due to tarrifs. tarrifs that are removed when a certain percentage of a product is manufactured locally. so there is a scenario where bioclouds can be made cheaper. my guess, konyrol went with the "canadian manufactured" angle to appease certain government entities here. seems logical that paul would do the same in india to avoid tarrifs.

[yearninyank]

Let me fill you in: Candypants is a pedantic piss-ant.

[canyousayiii]

...who lost a lot of money because the company did not provide clear communication and, to no extent except to make a point, because pumpers take information at face value, blow it up to be more than it is, while attacking posters who do not cheer them on. Thanks, YY, I think I could accept that view.

[yearninyank]

correction: the link to the original post does work... my mistake