I am no expert, but, as you made a comment (to me, I assume) and...

I am no expert, but, as you made a comment (to me, I assume) and I would like to know more, then....

For a significant amount of time PPK traded on the lure of being able to make BNNT at volume at scale and the going rate was US$1M/kg. For a significant amount of time there was a YouTube clip on the PPK website of a NASA rep spruiking BNNT.

I see the YouTube clip is gone.

The purity is sensational, the manufactured volumes are there and I see a distribution agreement of 12 months is half way elapsed, in Japan, and yet orders for BNNT from NASA or other have not arrived.

The company is not pursuing the low lying fruit of the 'existing market' (which is being satisfied by a less pure BNNT product that they could smash on price due to manufacturing expertise that no one else has) but rather wants to go down the very risky path of a lot of start up, bleeding edge technologies only. Why wouldn't you do both? Unless the 'existing market' is next to nothing? And if it is next to nothing, then I will wait until it grows, I think.

Mobile phone batteries with BNNT at US$1M/kg? Anything is possible in this world but some things aren't likely.

All IMO. I did not think the SP would get anywhere near $22. Boy, how wrong could I of been!!