To: Trumptown who wrote (908 ) 4/12/2021 7:22:39 AM From: Underexposed Respond to of 914 Hi again I should say that I thank you for this pick. Canada does not have an extensive high tech community...certainly not BIG hi-tech as there is in the USA. I am always on the lookout for interesting companies that have technologies that are useful for industry but also have military applications. I like that this is an established company with 11+ years of operation and surviving debt free. This latest move of taking their OTCB shares to NASDQ shows management is looking for "next level" operation. They believe they can attract a larger USA investor audience.... passing $10/share would really advance their exposure.so that alone makes it attractive for me. I want to show you a feature of the American chart versus the Canadian chart that is a turn-off for me. Look at the response when when the news of the shares transferred from OTCB to NASDQ in the American market.... the shares soared out of site with a 100% gain before it settled back to a reasonable price. To me this is typical of American response....Look how high that stock rose above the upper bollenger band. There is no way on God's earth that the share price will continue upward after a day's gain of 100%.... If you were american hand held this stock and this happened....I would try to sell it at the top (it will be there for only a few minutes) and then re-buy the stock when it settles down. The Canadian stock increased by 50% and stayed there and rose again the next day.... watch those Bollie breaches when everyone is excited.... don't fall for the "This stock is going to the Moon" attitude of touters. I will contribute a stock that I have held for about 2 years...back then the price was about $0.30/share and rising sharply in a breakout. I am not sure I remember what attracted me to this stock in the first place but I did like that it was a defense contractor ...this is a description of the companyKraken Robotics Inc. (TSX.V:PNG) (OTCQB: KRKNF) is a marine technology company dedicated to the production and sale of software-centric sensors, subsea batteries and thrusters, and underwater robotic systems. The company is headquartered in St. John’s, Newfoundland with offices in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia; Toronto, Ontario; Bremen & Rostock, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Boston, Massachusetts. Kraken is ranked as a Top 100 marine technology company by Marine Technology Reporter. For more information, please visit www.krakenrobotics.com, A hi-tech company based in Newfoundland .....say what!!! Well they have a great reputation for their underwater robots that have the sharpest image of any on the market. They are employed for use of underwater mine detection and removal in addition to other applications. The USA navy are testing their products. It made a lot of money last year ....this year they are substantially less but they plow their money back into R&D on new products... they sell complete robots plus sub assemblies. The stock is stuck right now at about $0.70/share...I am not worried about it as I have made 100% so far on this company and look forward to more in the future. I don't make a habit of investing in sub-dollar stocks...I have one other that is only about 24 cents Canadian and it has an OTCB stock as well. TLT.V is its Canadian ticker and it is in phase 2 testing for their bladder cancer treatment which if it is as good as its Phase 1 testing could rocket to $1 and beyond. There are bargains down in these depths but you must do your DD and be very selective in what you place your money in UE