My apologies to the movie Network, but I am really ticked at Kender Energy, Inc. (KNDR).  Here is a company that seemingly had “the world on a string” and I believe has really let traders down.  Right now, the company is at the mercy of the discussion boards and chat rooms.

What do I mean ” at the mercy of discussion boards and chat rooms”?  It means that the company has, for all intents and purposes, disappeared.  The last PR was December of ‘09.  The PR before that was for the signing up of a distributor in one of the largest markets in the world…..Hawaii?  Two problems with that is that Hawaii is tiny AND KNDR doesn’t even have a working prototype.   The only “news” I get is on the boards and you know how reliable that is!

KNDR has a very exciting solar technology that they are touting.  (Web link here)  I have talked to a number of people about KNDR and they all agree that IF they can commercialize it, the technology could be huge.  According to my sources, KNDR MIGHT have an Alpha system by mid-2010.  What is an investor to do until then?

Since I like KNDR’s technology so much, I have gone over and above the “call of duty” to do research on them.  I called their IR firm (who is out of business and not returning calls), I have emailed the company on numerous occasions and I have talked with others about KNDR.  The company never got back to me and no one had any inside info on the company.

Here is their chart….You can see a steady decline and a lack of interest on the part of traders.

Will KNDR become a sub-penny stock?  It could, but I doubt it.  The company needs to put out some meaningful PR and let traders know that they have a pulse. If they get some news, this stock could rocket! There are a lot of people in the stock and they are rooting for it, too.

Be careful of the boards.  Many of the posts that I am seeing are highly suspect.

I am rooting for KNDR and their “solar engine”.  I am just not rooting that hard.

Good luck and good trading,

Jeffrey Dean

Editor’s note on 2-4-10 - I got an email from Robert F about KNDR that I thought made great sense.  Here is what he wrote:  “Read your blog, I agree with you that the company has been too silent. You would think that at a time when the company is in need of investor support, that they would give shareholders more transparency.” I couldn’t agree more

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