Kaiser Optical, founded in 1979, is a subsidiary of Rockwell Collins (NYSE: COL) and is a world leader in spectrographic instrumentation and applied holographic technology. In our opinion, a company like Rockwell Collins, with an $8.5 billion market cap and $4.5 billion in revenues, does its homework before making a company like Valdor one of its principal suppliers of fiber optic cable and connector assemblies. We are also of the opinion that soon we will see other multi-billion, blue-chip companies following suit and using Valdor's connectors. If this should be the case, this small company will get big overnight and stockholders will see tremendous profits from owning Valdor shares. The writing is on the wall and the smart money knows how to identify the trend.

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