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got a link to the north american permit?
no?
lmao
been hearing nonsense like that since my purchase at 60 cents per share. how am i doin so far?
got a link to these so called rumors? let me guess. agilyx makes toxic sludge banned in nyc?
your thoughts?
huh? i dont understand. that seems very old and the stock price is up huge since. can you explain? jbi seems to be producing and selling a lot of oil since then. your thoughts?
agreed its not complicated. the source was the agm and you seem to understand that already. glad we agree. waste management did a cradle to grave audit of jbis process before being able to accept chryslers plastic in addition to chrysler doing their own audit. pretty cool huh?
lmao! keep trying? okay, I'll try again to educate you on this. it was stated at the agm that waste management had to do an environmental cradle to grave audit before they'd divert certain industrial plastics from their customers to jbi.
why would he do such a thing? waste management did an actual audit of jbis system which jbi passed, not just blindly threw some sheckles at it like they did dozens of others alternative energy failures like agilyx. waste managements audit of jbis system was cradle to grave. for you home gamers that means the entire system.
lmao I already showed you that samples are included in cost of goods sold. there's no other gaap accounting way to disclose it no matter how much you may wish there was. commissions and promotions arent GOODS. samples are GOODS hence they are part of cost of GOODS. and since jbis independent auditor signed off on it and said it does indeed represent the financials accurately in all material aspects, im going to go with what their auditors think unless you have conducted your own internal audit - link?
lmao not even close.
Definition of 'Cost Of Goods Sold - COGS'
The direct costs attributable to the production of the goods sold by a
company. This amount includes the cost of the materials used in creating the
good along with the direct labor costs used to produce the good. It excludes
indirect expenses such as distribution costs and sales force costs. COGS
appears on the income statement and can be deducted from revenue to calculate
a company's gross margin. Also referred to as "cost of
sales".
Read more: _http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cogs.asp#ixzz1qVvjaZAC_
(http://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/cogs.asp#ixzz1qVvjaZAC)
I think the point is the wishful thinking about any kind of officer ban of any kind doesn't have a prayer. and everybody knows it.
yeah who is chris irons? link?
actually the guy asked if they are making fuel 'now' meaning he wanted inside information about production on a particular day
kudos to chris for refusing to reveal inside information. lmao at the thought that his professionalism of not revealing inside info some sort of red flag
the company is in production. the investor relations guy refusing to give insider information to a random caller about how much production took place on a single day doesn't change that reality.
are you KIDDing? that's not a claim by frank coy to be vp or 'promoting' anything. that's a bunch of bull.
nonsense from a nonemployee. i ask again - u got a link proving he ever claimed to be a vp for jbi or even an employee for jbi or is 'promoting' the stock?
nonsense. u got a link proving he ever claimed to be a vp for jbi or even an employee for jbi or is 'promoting' the stock?
exactly. its not a 'mistake' nor pertain to any of the links thrown around or any of that nonsense.
CORRECT FACT
nowhere did the auditor say or imply even remotely that they had an adverse opinion regarding their FINANCIAL STATEMENTS yet we keep seeing links to industry standards when an auditor has an adverse opinion about financial statements. why? your own copy and paste makes absolutely unequivocally no such mention whatsoever.
heres again what the auditor actually said about the FINANCIAL STATEMENTS in case you missed it and theres nothing 'adverse' about it:
In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of JBI, Inc. as of December 31, 2011 and 2010 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.
need a link?
some keep claiming there was an adverse opinion about the financial statements when the exact opposite is true. the auditor without question said the financial statements most certainly DO comply with gaap accounting. whats with the link to an adverse opinion of financial statements when no adverse opinion of jbi's financial statements exists and their auditors actually said the total and complete opposite?
from the auditor: In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of JBI, Inc. as of December 31, 2011 and 2010 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.
need a link?
Hey Artztic1 i watched the video again and i think BRIG_88 may be right. That IS a thing-dingy under the premelt hopper. Looks like it could feed 10k pounds an hour EASY.
got a link to support this fiction?
I'm one of those 'stupid' investors who went against that thinking and bought at 60 cents per share. How am I doin so far?
is that brick made of rubber or does it have springs? lmao!!!!
lmao since nobody has been charged with 'forgery' its not a 'question' at all. being charged with made up crimes on a message board dont count, sorry
a colleague of the firm, representing the firm, pasted the firms electronic signature. not a persons signature. and the problem is? and this has to do with jbi turning trash into cash how?
got a link? and even so, wouldn't that be the auditors problem? what does this have to do with jbi turning trash into cash? nothing?
and if the auditor gave permission for somebody to sign his signature on his behalf is it a forgery? no. secretaries as an example do it for their bosses, legally, all the time. nice try though.
agilgoos 80 dollars per barrel sludge is so bad they cant even use their off gas to run their system. its toxic and has to be burned off instead.
uh huh. yeah my friends are u.r.s. just told me how excited they are about jbi.
thank you. thank you very much,
elvis
i'll give him a call this weekend and see if he answers ;)
no he aint me
lol its a copy and paste of kurts seekingalpha article. is he/they vying for a position with the national enquirer? not a single accurate fact. just blather word for word actual copy and paste. lol no wonder they never win a suit.
pristine indeed. 'internal controls' is cpaspeak for 'please upgrade your computer equipment' - BFD
the financial statements themselves were audited and opined they were PERFECT
jbi isn't spending anything of the sort. most of that was noncash costs, one timers, development costs, stack test, and pakit. they no longer own pakit so its incorrect to include all that going forward. operating cash flow is maybe 400k a month which is less than what 1 processor can make.
the auditor agreed 100% with jbi's financials are absolutely pristine actually:
In our opinion, the consolidated financial statements referred to above present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of JBI, Inc. as of December 31, 2011 and 2010 and the results of its operations and its cash flows for the years then ended in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.
agreed jbi is a stock short selling scam since my buys at 60 cents per share. how's that working out for them?
wrong. confirmation bias is calling somebody a liar and fraudster who in reality is a captain of industry just because of an accounting error 2 months into his nearly now 3 year old company. the dude doesn't even have an accounting background and made a boo boo 2 months into his career and now nearly 3 years later has built a juggenaut. you have to go back nearly 3 years when he was brand new and find one error to call him a liar and can't find a single thing related to p2o since? rofl that says it all right there. i think many are jealous of johns honesty and genius.