Originally posted by herewegoagain1
Its simple to me they called it “3x2 home structure” they never referred to it as build one , can definently see the confusion , performance shares in my opinion should be limited to a minimum along the journey and the balance given on first revenue , we do know that they will be refining the HXs for a demonstration to key stakeholders let’s hope it happens before AGM , as I posted and outlined CATs previous Announcements , I believe it’s all coming together , CAT needs this technology imo to be well ahead of their competitors . I agree this milestone could have been handled better , but I’m thinking the best is yet to come with build 1 .
Troopys opinion as a builder is warranted and has some valid points , his concerns are some what like mine , but I cannot fail something untill it has been fully tested and put out there for everyone to judge , but however under the circumstances of being a world first tech , it needs to be kept secret . I’ve seen many changes in the construction industry over 30 years and with that comes changes to building specs and codes . Codes change all the time to suit progress. I will “NOT” call HX a fail untill it’s be fully tested , you just cannot fail a product without proof . I’m wondering if the HX chased the walls on that demo for tube outs ? Could not tell , another question to ponder over . This is a speccie untill orders and revenue comes about and the SP reflects that , but if CAT go binding and start production what do you think will happen to the KSA mou ? this will not be a speculative stock this will list on the Nasdaq in 2 years if all the ducks line up .
I don’t think it will fail mate 15 years has gone into this machine and potentially could change the face of traditional residential construction and help a need in social housing and disaster relief -refugee camps etc
The main reason I bought FBR back at 8 cents was the potential to help the worlds social housing issues and provide shelter to refugees , I really hope that is the path the machine takes . Social housing is a passion of mine and I am involved in a few organisations seeking answers.
