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JBI=the company - JBII=the stock
HERE AND NOW CONCERNS REGARDING JBI FROM A LONG TERM INVESTOR
PROS:
1) SEC complaint addressed and settled with a small fine and no proof of fraud. PAST ISSUE TIME TO MOVE FORWARD
2) Legal attempts to bring down the company and it's founder GAG ORDERS FOR EARLIER ATTEMPTS TO DISCREDIT JBI; MORE CURRENTLY COURT FINDS ENSLEY AND FRIENDS/ASSOCIATES PROVIDING FALSE INFORMATION
3) Current publication submitted to Scentific Community by company's founder.
Cons:
1) No BOD
2) Management with no accountability
3) Carrot dangling. Lots of promise but no action
4) #3 processor
5) RocTenn progress
HOW SAD! Is this yet another of "Ensley and associates" attempt to defame JBI? I guess the legal action wasn't enough of a lesson to her. (IMHO)
Thanks, no wonder it didn't make sense. Can those errors be corrected?
Is there any informtion regarding the outcome this morning's meeting bringing legislative and business leaders together to address environmental and energy concerns. In addition to JBI, other business invitees seem to be from international companies.
I wonder if there is there any connection to the 6K filed last Friday regarding:
Now that the meeting is over and the usual hour or so of hobnobbing is over, has anyone in the area heard any feedback? I suspose it is a little early particularly if the typical informal lunches are occuring.
I fnd it humorous that the attempts to discredit JBI are stuck in the past. I totally agree with your post, JBI is in the "HERE AND NOW". I would add one current concern. I believe,lack of executive management accountability and seating an independent BOD need immediate attention. Once processors are up and running and the management/BOD issues are settled nothing can stop the success from continuing. (IMHO)
Please get to the "HERE AND NOW"
How funny.
This is the most important post of today. Looking forward to feedback tomorrow afternoon. Hope some of the local shareholders are able to provide feedback. Go John and JBI.
WOW did you ever call this to the T.
Please qualify as "in your opinion" Granted as an investor, I would like to see the stock price match the success of he company. The qualifying terms are IMMEDIATE GRTIFICAION
Depends if the Long is for the company success or the immediate stock gratification.
[Short = filthy GREED; with the hope of failure. I certainly wouldn't put myself or any decent person in this category.
Bravo
My bottom line is "keep your eye on the prize."
There are "buy, sell, buy, etc... longs" depenting on the stock price. Then there are LONGS WHO ARE INVESTED IN THE COMPANY NOT THE STOCK PRICE. I am of the 2nd category.] True, there are those that call my category of Longs dumb..... in that we are not trading this stock; but, if I didn't believe in the company I wouldn't be in this stock at all. With all the negative talk and recent turn of events regarding management and their power as the only 2 Board of Directors with no direct supervisors or accountability, I am concerned but not to the point I am willing to let go of any of my stock. (I have been accumulating since late 2009) I have believed, believe, and will continue to believe in JBI - the company, and hope the stock will reflect the value of the company and its success in the not two distant future.
Agree there are too many "on board" as frivilious spenders; but, with the potential of funds running low I see having someone knowledgable in finding and securing energy grants an asset. Just looking on line for grants to fund energy there are 10+ iternet pages for Ontario area alone. Goverments are looking for businesses to support to help clean up the environment and secure sustiable energy. It seems like spending money for this type of benefit would be much more valuable to JBI and shareholders than a another dulitive pipe or management getting a $250,000 salary and a cash Bonus for accepting a promotion.
Is there a Grant Writer on board? This technology is too valuable to the environment not to be getting Federal, Local, or Private Grant Funds.
You're not alone!
quote][1. Who hired Rauber? It is my understanding he hired Bogolin. Now that Bogolin is CEO, who is he accountable to? Being half of the current BOD, does that mean he has a 50% vote on JBI functions? (Florinda made some good points regarding the need for a CEO during the period until qualified Board Members can be seated; but, if he is not accountable is it in the shareholders best interest.)[/quote]
quote]hmmmm .. an international mix of respected corporations .. meeting
next week and JBI is included .. very nice :)[/quote]
After reading the company blurbs regarding the presenters provided in 4k's post, I discovered all have foreign connections. I wonder if this has anything to do with the 6k filed on May 10.
I love quote by JFK. Sounds like the exact logic behind all forward thinkig companies that have made our country/world a better place for all.
2. Zardiw's post 227127 opened a lot of questions as far as I'm concerned. Now that the SEC is behind us with a small fine for the company and it's founder, what can be done to investigate the Boston Office and seek information on who made the complaints that resulted in the long and drawn out SEC case on JBI and JB. The case caused damage to the stock price and ultimately to shareholders. Who is the SEC accountable to? With the recent court information regarding Esley and her associated it makes me wonder if this was an earlier attempt to discredit the company and it's founer.
As a Long I am very disappointed with the current status of JBI and JBII. For me, todays posts have resulted in many question. I realize this is an anomymous poster board but I'm going to put my concerns out here.
1. Who hired Rauber? It is my understanding he hired Bogolin. Now that Bogolin is CEO, who is he accountable to? Being half of the current BOD, does that mean he has a 50% vote on JBI functions? (Florinda made some good points regarding the need for a CEO during the period until qualified Board Members can be seated; but, if he is not accountable is it in the shareholders best interest.)
2. Zardiw's post 227127 opened a lot of questions as far as I'm concerned. Now that the SEC is behind us with a small fine for the company and it's founder, what can be done to investigate the Boston Office and seek information on who made the complaints that resulted in the long and drawn out SEC case on JBI and JB. The case caused damage to the stock price and ultimately to shareholders. Who is the SEC accountable to? With the recent court information regarding Esley and her associated it makes me wonder if this was an earlier attempt to discredit the company and it's founer.
While I am a Long and have been since 2009, I am not a trader and have not made money trading this stock. I did not sell at the high and did not buy at the low. I bought early and have averaged down for the last 3 years. Like Ty, I have no intention of selling at this low and losing my investment. I am seeing some of the longs that were very enthuastic about JBII becoming somewhat pestimistic - myself included. While I still believe in JBI and it's potential we need to see some positive action and not just dangling carrots.
I hope there is legal action being taken against Sandra Elsley and her "associates" for the lies told against JB and JBI; resulting in loss to the honest stockholders.
Having an AGM this summer/fall should be 99 out of 100 on the list of JBI priorities. Getting #3 on line, running processors #1 and #2 full scale, getting the RockTen site going, selling fuel, seating the BOD,...are much bigger concerns at this time than the annual meeting. These are issues this Long is interested in seeing accomplished.
I'm not changing my position regarding selling even one share; but, I'm tierd of seeing the carrot waved in front of the donkey - once again. I would like to see action and not just promises at some point in the immediate future.
I just checked Level 2 and you are certainly correct. The 14th hour has most bids in the 5000 to 10000 volume. There were more shares sold duing that period than all the rest of the days trades combined.
Imressive
She owes that at a minimun. Can she be held accountable for the cost she has done to shareholdes?
Thank you for keeping it "real" and in the "here and now".
"It is good to be a LONG". I've seen each and every one of these roadblocks to JBI become a fairy tale as the company plowed through each and continues it's road to success.
Cost $1.60; Sell $2.25
My take on the Q report is a disappointment for the stock but highly successful for the company. I am glad I am an INVESTOR in JBI even if I have to use the stock as the currency. LONG AND HOLDING ON TO THIS LITTLE COMPANY THAT RFUSES TO BE TAKEN DOWN.
Yet, there are some (or at least one) who are (is) invested in this company(JBI)for future benefits to our world and not the day to day short term financial rewards. I have been accumulating JBII shares since 2009 and am holding until the company meets the terms of it's own success which might be tomorrow or never. At any rate, I've watched this small company overcome many obstacles and continue their slow but steady pace moving towards helping our World with environmental, energy, and economical concerns. JBI the little company that refuses to die. I'm just glad I am an investor and not a trader. As a trader, I would have been overcome by the drama long ago.
I second this post.
WOW!!! Low volumn today. I only hope the company gets the Q out by due date. Might be a disappointment regarding $$$$ but, in my opinion, to hear honest communication from the company about when, what, and where progress is taking place will do as much for this investor as a report of hugh profits.
There you go, the real winners are those that are buying now. I don't think there was anything but potential when the price was at $7.00. Just see how far advanced the company and it's technology as come since those days. I am glad some of you are please and successful with the trades you made with this stock. My only goal is to keep my investment to the completion of the 3rd processer and roll out with RockTen.