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y punish all including paying members for the actions by a few?
many people paid for access to that board. if a few people are disruptive during a movie those people are asked to leave but you dont kick everybody who bought tickets out of the theatre
u got a link proving it or they arent running at advertised levels right now as i type to u?
we do know they are making and selling fuel currently something we were told was impossible strangely.
great trade man! unfortunately for me im restricted to only trading the stock during periods that i actually heard of it.
lmao
ive been reading about this imminent move to subpenny since i bought at 60 cents per share 8 months ago
how am i doin so far?
lmao
great trade man! unfortunately for me im restricted to only trading the stock during periods that i actually heard of it.
lmao
um click on the link all the info is within in. the shares the whales bought in the financing as well as their new total. do a little algebra to know what they owned beforehand.
great trade man! unfortunately for me im restricted to only trading the stock during periods that i actually heard of it.
lmao
one would think one would open up the sec filings and knows they already do provide all that information
wow....just wow
what an excellent idea! how do you suggest they do this report?
maybe file 10qs and 10ks with the sec?
oh wait
i guess i have to spell it out---
a) ur asking for unreported-yet information from non-employees
b) non-employees dont have access to 'the last month's' operating numbers for jbi any better than they have access to ibm, walmart, or microsoft's unreported-yet operating numbers.
c) the ability of any of us who aren't employees to have access to recent unreported-yet info would be as difficult as us trying to tell you whether the mens room is currently occupied or not.
since the main input cost for glass making is natural gas---not sand---your analogy is actually pretty good.
jbi gets its natural gas for free from its feedstock. glass would be incredibly profitable to make---just like p2o fuel---if only the energy to make it were also free such as it is for jbi.
lmao!!!!---no---allow me to explain
xtr energy is a business like briggs said. not a person. they are a business customer not a retail customer. xtr energy doesn't drive up in their volvo and fill up the tank.
xtr energy sells gas to the retail customer. jbi doesn't sell any products to any retail customers. retail customers drive volvos and show up at xtr energy gas stations---not p2o fuel plants lmao
ill take a stab at that---the reason nobody here will answer a question that only a person working there right now at the plant inside the building would know is because nobody who posts here works for jbi
it's the equivalent to asking if anybody here knows if the restroom is being used right now or not. how r we supposed to know? lmao
well gee if it costs jbi $1.00 per barrel in shredding costs and somebody
offers to do it for them for what comes out to 50 cents per barrel then
they'll pay for it.
it's as easy to understand to me as a picture of wine bags and gas tanks
representing mixed plastic.
that too has already been explained dozens of times why jbi wouldn't want to disclose specific permit details of future locations
Rawnoc Monday, January 16, 2012 7:17:34 PM
Re: madeindet post# 157586 Post # of 195679
That "movement" has tried hard, but it's failed miserably, continues to fail miserably, and will continue to fail miserably.
One example is endless calls of false reports to the NYSDEC of "seeing black smoke pouring from the plant" while the NYSDEC staff was physically there (they got a kick out of that report) and false reports of "illegal flame-retarded [sic] feedstock" -- even in one case an individual apparently knew about a surprise NYSDEC inspection before the company knew about it. As usual, that false report blew up in the movement's face since JBII passed the inspection with flying colors apparently.
already explained dozens of times. they would only buy processed plastic if the cost to process it was cheaper than the cost to process it themselves.
BRIG_88 Thursday, July 26, 2012 12:47:34 PM
Re: Artiztic1 post# 192266 Post # of 195675
NAH. I was at the AGM and i asked...it's a cost issue...if JBI can locate high end plastic already shredded and calculate purchasing said plastic can be had cheaper than processing themselves?....buy-city......the free plastic streams are off the scale...AGAIN...i asked at the recycle center....you guys pay for any of the plastic you have on site?.....NO
agilyx is literally a ticking time bomb----
lmao!!! news flash for u---jbi doesn't burn plastic as that would be
impossible without oxygen.
Pyrolysis is a thermochemical decomposition of organic material at
elevated temperatures without the participation of oxygen.
_http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrolysis_
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrolysis)
where would these mythical rocks come from and since when is water a dangerous substance when heated? last time i heated water it boiled and evaporated.
any mythical rocks from mars (since there's no rocks in a plastic-only monofill) wouldn't liquefy and would stay in the premelt until cleaning. cleaning out nonexistent moon rocks and mud would be easy---just need a yellow ladder
lmao
sand and clay are now toxic elements that cant be in the feedstock?
wow just wow
what temperature does sand liquidity and vaporize at by the way?
lmao
no jbi sources it. they get plastic from sources that dont even have pvc. there is no 'pre screening' cost for example to have a car company drop off non pvc plastic.
so again i tell u the cost u mention as 'expensive' is a cost that exists for agilyx and not for jbi. good eye dude.
no im say the prescreening technology that u said was expensive is a cost that for agilyx and doesn't exist as a cost for jbi. jbi doesn't 'prescreen' anything. its doesn't accept pvc in the first place. no jbi doesn't have to double check that theres no pvc. agilyx has to double check using a pre-screening process.
ur right, agilyxs prescreening requirements sounds expensive. glad jbi doesn't have them. good eye dude
no jbi doesn't have to prescreen for pvc so that 'expensive' cost you refer to doesn't exist for jbi but does exist for agilyx
that's an agillyx requirement. not a jbi requirement. but u have a great
point---its very expensive for agilyx
ponzi_implosion Friday, August 24, 2012 11:22:10 AM
Re: Rawnoc post# 195335 Post # of 195364
How in the world is the required screening done in a cost effective manner?
What method is used to sort through 1,000 lbs of plastic to find the one
pound of PVC?
Your post does not say is how the ratio between PVC and non-PVC plastic in
any waste mix is determined. How do they know how much PVC is there so they
can determine how much to remove?
That all sounds very labor / time intensive.
patents are pending
in your opinion what kind of a price target reward could we see when you say 'rewarded in a big way'?
cashflow positive would imply that even $1.5 million would be blown away. q3 i have no idea. the ceo just gave a target for cashflow positive with a little more than 4 months from now beginning that q. before that all we know is a target of increased sales and some vague suggestion that we may get run tickets. if cashflow positive comes sooner than $1.5 million in sales would come sooner as well. whether q3 is $0 or $1.5 million or somewhere in the middle i dont know or care as long as we hit cashflow positive in 4 months or less and we are 'rewarded in a big way' im willing to wait a few months tops for a 'big way' payout. if we get sec settlement or run tickets sooner perhaps we get 'rewarded in a big way' sooner
cashflow positive means higher sales than that. any guesses how the street would reward jbi's pps if they announce cashflow positive achieved ahead of schedule?
that's not the complete nor accurate story
the idea of the catalyst was found on a tape. that part is true. but the catalysts formula consisted of some chemicals that are now illegal to use, john brought the catalyst to islechem which has a pristine reputation and is still used by nyse: oxy. from there, the state certified lab called islechem changed and developed the catalyst formula.
if this is really a scam then islechem, the developers of the catalyst, would have to be in on it and not swearing to anybody who calls them that it indeed is not a scam and they know it personally since they helped develop the catalyst.
please though, do share with me---what is it that islechem is missing and how did they scam themselves? why does nyse: oxy continue to use them and trust this 'scam' state certified laboratory? why does the nysdec think so highly of nyse: oxy?
it doesn't matter how believable one thinks the origin of the initial catalyst is. what is believable and hard to dismiss is islechem developing it, testing it, and nyse: sai validating it. how did jbi make in-spec fuel out of garbage if there is no catalyst? magic? lmao of course theres a catalyst. Occam's Razor, ironically, is exactly what should be used here. its not a complex situation. theres a catalyst that makes fuel (otherwise it would be impossible) and islechem helped develop it and saic validated it. that hard to believe? not at all. hence billionaires and mega millionaires invested.
i see green. what are u seeing?
building floors aren't like bibs where 'one size fits all'
the more weight the machines on top the thicker the concrete needed
lmao!!!---its a NEW plan in addition to the current one.
you are correct. there has never been an otc company that has succeeded when it has had this---or failed for that matter.
---'Hired an illiterate chimp as an "IR Manager", just to be the fall-guy for the mastermind of the scam'---
because there's never been any company who did it period.
why not say---there's never been an otc company in niagara falls who's first 3 letters of its stock symbol were JBI that ever went cash flow positive. yeah. that's it. lmao
usually? glad to see we now realize it's only usually. other time it's as much as a 133.4 bagger.
read the links again. the 'Low' to 'High' was a 133.4 bagger.
my abacus works perfectly as well as my reading glasses. 133.4 bagger is a 13,240% return, better than the 8,871% claim. ur right.
actually it was a 133.4 bagger---
hit .05 it looks like or .25 split adjusted
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=HLS&a=03&b=9&c=2003&d=03&e=9&f=2003&g=d
then went to 6.67 or 33.35 per share split adjusted
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=HLS&a=11&b=29&c=2004&d=11&e=29&f=2004&g=d
Pinksheets 133.4 bagger to nyse in 20 months flat. if jbi has the same faith it will be $69.39 per share on the nyse in sept 2013
perhaps the pinksheet historian tactic isn't very useful to use as a suggestion of doom
actually it was a 133.4 bagger---
hit .05 it looks like or .25 split adjusted
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=HLS&a=03&b=9&c=2003&d=03&e=9&f=2003&g=d
then went to 6.67 or 33.35 per share split adjusted
http://finance.yahoo.com/q/hp?s=HLS&a=11&b=29&c=2004&d=11&e=29&f=2004&g=d
Pinksheets 133.4 bagger to nyse in 20 months flat. if jbi has the same faith it will be $69.39 per share on the nyse in sept 2013
perhaps the pinksheet historian tactic isn't very useful to use as a suggestion of doom
healthsouth would fit
sec litigation + 7 cents per share + pinksheets + dilution + net losses = 88 bagger 2 years later, nyse, massive net income