http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=jbii+scam&aq=2&aqi=g3g-s1g6&aql=&oq=JBII&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

996 hits

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554

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jbii+douchebag&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

75 hits

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jbii+pumping+morons&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

66 hits


http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jbii+waffle&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

179 hits


http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jbii+who+the+f**k+cares&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

179 hits


http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=jbii+is+a+piece+of+poop&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=&gs_rfai=&fp=3f73b7d243bf661

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Yes, apparently they were right, my search terms were too broad, this narrows it down nicely.

It's all just a big misunderstanding really, the SEC is outsourcing watch duties and for some of those guys, English is a second language.

See the investigator walks into the guys office and says: "Anything interesting going on today?"

So the foreign guy points at his screen and what he REALLY said was:


"bid-whacking oaf"

LMAO! The OS of this company is at least twice that large, closer to 10 billion probably!!LOLOLOL!

Knowing of your prodigious DD skills now, I totally understand why you fell for that other POS!

How's that kool-aid taste?

Inspector: SEC staff surfed porn sites during crisis buildup

SEC regional accountant received 16,000 access denials for porn sites

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/inspector-sec-staff-watched-porn-during-crisis-2010-04-23?reflink=MW_news_stmp

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Well isn't that what the SEC has always done? Sit around and watch people get screwed?

Too late, already found more than a dozen companies doing this already, unlike JBII which is not producing currently.

So much for the "monopoly" claim by another poster, still LOL'ing about that one.

Looks like with multiple producers already and more coming online every day, that there is already some competition for all that "free" raw material, thus also debunking the notion that somehow all the used plastic in America is JBII's exclusive potential material source.

Guess what happens when competition heats up over used plastic stashes? Really think some competitive bidding won't start?

I just did a google search on "plastic to oil", 75 MILLION hits, and JBII isn't even on the first page, but i'll tell you who is, half a dozen companies THAT ARE ALREADY DOING IT.

Wow man, some raving poster even flamed me about how JBII has a "monopoly" on this whole concept and everybody would have to give them their plastic, and JBII has LOI's for free plastic forever yada yada yada...wow. again, wow.

There are dozens of companies already doing this. There is no monopoly here, that's a ridiculous claim. A Google search on "plastic to oil" yields over 75 million hits. There are numerous companies that already have plants up and are producing. Here's the first one on the page:

http://www.polymerenergy.com/

Try it yourself:

http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=plastic+to+oil&aq=0&aqi=g10&aql=&oq=plastic+to+&gs_rfai=&fp=f7c587eeac582b73

A news story: http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/10/16/plastic.trash.into.oil/index.html

JBII has nothing new.

You think? Yeah, until that man reading your proposed LOI, realizes that according to what's posted here, every pound of plastic is a liter of fuel waiting to happen...then he casts an astonished eye on his vast pile of plastic, and realizes.....

He's got an oil well in his yard.

Wow, so now after talking about how BIG this company will be, all of a sudden they are "one little company" when it's convenient?

So which is it? Another poster just mentioned several THOUSAND locations, that sounds pretty big to me.

Ya know, it helps to read once in a while, uranium was a "waste" material at one time, so were all the rare-earth elements and dozens of other metals that were by-products of various precious-metal mining.

Does anyone REALLY seriously doubt the American ability to make a market in ANYTHING imaginable?

The plastics manufacturers will up the prices of their finished products, simply because they know the scrap is valuable, commodities traders will start looking into ways of leveraging scrap plastic, the infrastructure for the market is already there, all the thousands of recycling centers that already deal in aluminum, steel and glass will add plastic prices to their signs.

supply/demand, cause/effect.

Strange thing, my post here:http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=49355129

Disappeared from the board, but it's not showing up on my "removed posts" list, and I can still access it by viewing my profile and looking at the list of messages. Just a small glitch, thought i'd report it.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply and the info. But I submit to you, that if aluminum cans were worthless, they'd be clogging up landfills too, but they are not, they are a useful commodity, and thus worth about .50 a pound, that's 1000.00 a ton. Should used plastic become a commodity, a base material for something as important and expensive as fuel, that a market will develop there too, it doesn't take an economic genius, or an MIT egghead for that matter, to understand this most basic law of supply and demand.

So if the company is basing their projections upon the idea of free raw material in perpetuity, it is worse than ridiculous.

Why don't you refigure their projections at 1000.00 a ton for the raw material and see what you come up with?

Good luck!

If they can make oil from plastic, will they pay for our used plastic bottles now like they do aluminum cans? Or do they just imagine we will all give them to them out of the goodness of our hearts and a genuine desire to see that JBII gets an unlimited supply of free raw material?


Also, will there be Kool-aid served at the meeting? And more importantly, will there be a top secret ingredient in the Kool-aid?

Spread the word! Craigslist is a good place to pass it on too, it gets huge hits every day, try the rant&rave section and the musicians forum. It's not spam to recommend a great music site like this, i'm still listening, and building up a crazy playlist, lol!

Really appreciate the info on the PACER docs amigo, owe ya a nice bottle of Texas wine when this is all over

1,902,222 Members as of right now

Listened until late last night, heard some stuff I haven't heard in years. This is a lot better than Pandora.

GLTA!

Hey Scovanner, i'm with ya! Here's some goldy old chestnuts to keep you occupied and smiling for a bit today:

Triumph
Head East
T-Rex
Sweet

GLTA!

They are now a very real part of the SPNG story

Heck, they're a part of internet cultural meme history now, have you seen all the youtube videos? One of the Hitler ones is f'ing hilarious.

Bread and circuses my friend, you want to see a mess, wait until this fall election, with the Supreme Court lifting the corporate campaign finance law, this is gonna be a high-dollar riot

FGOCQ up 62% on about 6 times average volume, anybody else buy on that dip yesterday?

Yep, somethings up, somebody knows about that gold in them thar hills!

Close. As of last 10-Q December 2009 it was 184,179,551, which is ridiculously low compared to a lot of the garbage on the pinks, lol, it was one of the deciding factors for me in taking a position here. When and if an investor steps in, this is easily worth ten times the paltry 2 mil market cap it has as of the close today. .10-.15 IMO.

Oh yeah!! Is it time? I think so, up 62%!!

http://www.rallymonkey.com/oldvideo.php

Somebody knows something. Been in pennyland tooooo long, a volume spike and the price going up? Guarantee you, and those in the know front-loading. Crooked as hell for them to do so of course, lol, but we all know the SEC ain't gonna do squat, so just be glad the wind's in our favor!

Also mark the mods too IMO. Man, this forum is like a little golden goose pooping out golden eggs every dang day, lol, god I owe you guys much tequila, many thanks!

~D~

Sorry to hear that man, hope you are doing better this go-around.

It's funny, I PM and chat with some trading friends, and many of them are just aghast when I sell into strength on a hot running stock, they think it's crazy because it's going higher, and many times it does, for a while, then an hour later when it crashes and they are frantically dumping at a lower price then I sold at they will curse the MM's, the shorts, and whoever else...lol.

The lesson is an old trading maxim: Pigs get fatter, hogs get slaughtered.

Greed kills, be kind to the next guy, sell where they can make a profit too (if they are smart and fast), take some, and leave some for the next guy, it's good karma and it works. Always sell at least half on a 100% gain, lock in those profits and let the freebies ride for a bit if you like. There are many days where I have a profit in hand, that is 2-4 times what I used to make in a day at a job when I worked at a job, you have to think back to those times, when you were sweaty, annoyed and tired, and what you would have given to make that 300, 400, 500 dollars in a day...remember that feeling and SELL THE DANG THING!

There are tens of thousands of stocks, there are ten-baggers EVERY DAY in the market, plenty more opportunities await, this game has been going on for over 100 years.

Some people just aren't into buy-and-hold, too impatient, the instant gratification of daytrading is just too much. Mostly they lose all their money eventually. I like daytrading some too, but I use a balanced approach to trading, x amount of cash reserves always, some long-term holds, some near-term, a few swing trades. Works out one hell of a lot better, I was a noob at one time too, made some huge gains, took some huge losses....then I grew up, and got smarter.

Yep, meat for the grinder. I once read that 90% of all people who take up trading, lose everything within 90 days on their first attempt.

And you know, most of them I have ever seen, go back to work, build up another stash (or borrow it in really sad cases), then try it again, which would be fine IF they had bothered to try to LEARN something from their initial failure...read some books, do practice accounts etc...but they don't, they go back in, throw a bunch of cash at another "hot tip" and lose it all again.

Had to go back and check, another partial fill from the goobers at TDA, lol, 4704 shares, a whopping 145.00 worth of stock or so...lol, it's all good, take what I can get on this sleeper, Chinese will be paying ten grand a ton for copper soon enough, and importing half a million tons a month. Nice little savings account here!

Pennyworld, if a company DID buy Cetek, the first thing that would happen is that the stock would go berserk as soon as it was PR'ed, probably a ten bagger in about 30 minutes, EVERYBODY who trades penny stocks knows this, it would take weeks for the transaction to be complete and the company to effect any R/S, and smart traders would be long gone.

A post like the one I am replying to has zero credibility, for the reasons I just listed.

Just a thought................................

So assuming for a moment, that you can convert plastic to oil, and that it works and conversion plants go up, refineries, stations selling the fuel yada yada (sounds like a HUGE amount of infrastructure expense to me, who will pay for that?)...anyhoo, assuming all that happens, what the heck makes somebody think I will continue to give away my used plastics for FREE so some company can SELL the resulting fuel back to me?

They give me .50 a pound for my aluminum cans, that's why I buy mainly products that are packaged that way, that and the fact that new research reveals that all those plastic bottles have been harmful to mine and my children's health.

Really think the public will provide all the raw material you'll ever need for free? Ummmm...yeah...'cause in a capitalist/market/merchant society, people are all about giving stuff away, lololol!

Site statistic link from Compete.com for Hypster.com:

http://siteanalytics.compete.com/hypster.com/

191,000 unique (new) visitors in March alone, over 600,000 hits. In internet-stat terms, this is HUGE for a newer company, almost 2 million users and growing, that's a very lucrative and attractive base for advertisers.

Somebody is gonna snap this baby up. I'm in.

From what i've seen of PACER through my experiences over months with the Wamu case, if nothing was posted, then most likely somebody asked for a continuance and the Judge granted it from the bench, it's more of an informal thing if nobody objects to it, and in the next week we should see notice of the next hearing, likely a month from now. All this is just IMO, and based on several hundred hours following other bankruptcy cases and observing the court's procedures, so take it FWIW.

If this is the case, it's good news, more time for FirstGold to find an investor.

SEC Halts Internet-Based Scam by Staten Island Firm Luring Investors With Phony Stock Tips and Fictional Trading Experts
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
2010-61
http://www.sec.gov/news/press/2010/2010-61.htm

Washington, D.C., April 20, 2010 — The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged a Staten Island, N.Y.-based investment advisory firm, its owner, and four associates with operating an Internet-based scam that misleads investors into paying fees for phony stock tips and investment advice from fictional trading experts. The SEC obtained an emergency court order to freeze the assets of the firm and individuals involved.
Additional Materials

* Litigation Release No. 21494
* SEC Complaint

The SEC alleges that Gryphon Holdings Inc., owner Kenneth E. Marsh, and the Gryphon associates induced investors to pay fees of up to $250,000 for securities recommendations that they falsely claim are based on sound research and successful strategies of trading experts with superior knowledge. In an effort to lend legitimacy to the firm's advisory business, Gryphon touts trading experts with fake names who boast millions of dollars in trading riches as well as top-notch educational backgrounds and prominent experience at major Wall Street firms. Gryphon representatives even fabricated glowing testimonials from George Soros and purported clients who profited by trading securities the firm recommended.

According to the SEC's complaint, filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York, investors who followed the guidance of Gryphon's purported experts have suffered significant losses by trading on those tips or, in at least one instance, by allowing Gryphon to trade on their behalf.

"Gryphon and its associates attracted clients through postings on the Internet that falsely exaggerated their investment prowess," said George S. Canellos, Director of the SEC's New York Regional Office. "They sold a bill of goods by pretending to be legitimate money managers with a long track record of extraordinary returns, distinguished clients, and hundreds of millions of dollars under management."

David Rosenfeld, Associate Director of the SEC's New York Regional Office, added, "They touted offices on Wall Street and around the world while, in reality, defrauding investors from a strip mall on Staten Island. Gryphon was nothing more than a sham designed to separate clients from their money."

In addition to Gryphon and Marsh, the SEC's complaint charges Baldwin Anderson and Robert Anthony Budion, both of Staten Island, N.Y., Jeanne Lada, of Freehold, N.J., and James Levier of Beachwood, N.J.

According to the SEC's complaint, Gryphon obtained more than $17.5 million from its operations over the past three years. Gryphon and its associates made numerous material misrepresentations and omissions since at least 2007 to entice unsuspecting clients to purchase its services. Gryphon's representatives used high-pressure tactics to obtain additional fees from clients to purportedly give those clients access to "better" yielding investment tips, even if Gryphon had not provided all the advisory services for which the client had already paid.

The SEC specifically alleges that Gryphon falsely touted that it:

* Has significant trading operations
* Manages or advises hedge funds with holdings in excess of $1.4 billion
* Has a principal who "pull[ed] in revenues that exceed $50 billion"
* Has a "self made billionaire" who is a "great stock picker"
* Has key personnel who were educated at prestigious institutions or who were affiliated with major investment banks
* Received an endorsement from George Soros

The SEC's complaint alleges that Gryphon made these and many other material misrepresentations in the course of inducing clients to purchase investment services or providing personalized securities recommendations to clients.

Gryphon markets itself as a publisher of financial information. Gryphon frequently posts investment tips on the Internet using at least 40 different monikers such as "Wolves of Wall Street," "Wall Street's Most Wanted," "Pure Profit," and "Mafia Trader." In reality, as alleged in the SEC's complaint, Gryphon's financial publications only serve as a vehicle to attract unsuspecting clients to pay fees for personalized investment recommendations, portfolio analysis, and money management services that Gryphon purportedly provided.

The Honorable Jack B. Weinstein of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York granted the SEC's request for a temporary restraining order and asset freeze against the defendants and six others, including Marsh's wife, who each obtained in excess of $500,000 from Gryphon's bank account.

The SEC's investigation is continuing.

The Commission would like to thank the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York and the United States Postal Inspection Service for its assistance and cooperation in this matter.

HAH! Nice catch! Yes, "Stockcharter" sounds very professional indeed, i'm sure you can rely upon absolute integrity.

see signature below!

LOL! Probably hired Shakerzz to pump, the spam should be hitting my spam-box by morning from stockegg, hototc, and all the other douchebags.

Is "douchebags" considered profanity?

IDCN's latest PR=

Indocan Resources Announces a Securities Awareness Campaign

(or "How to prep/pump for the coming massive dilution, a case study") (Does it get any more obvious than this what's about to happen?)

PR Newswire

MISSOULA, Mont., April 21

MISSOULA, Mont., April 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --

The Board of Directors of Indocan Resources, Inc. (OTC: IDCN) announces its plan to launch a Securities Awareness Campaign beginning April 22nd, 2010 and running until April 21st, 2011.

According to the company, a Securities Awareness Campaign is not unlike an advertising campaign, it is a series of advertisements and or sponsored messages that share a single idea and theme to create awareness of the company's current and future objectives and potential with the intent to attract and interest investors and or stakeholders.

A Securities Awareness Campaign may include the hiring of investor relations personnel, launching a new web based investor relations platform, sending emails to opt-in subscribers of newsletters and/or information websites, placing ads on websites, sponsoring research reports, interacting on message boards and mailing press kits and information. These services can be paid and/or hired by the company with the issuance of restricted shares and/or cash. It is also possible that existing shareholders pay individuals and/or companies to perform these services and these shareholders could pay with the transfer of shares and/or cash. In either case, the company intends to provide whenever possible with a disclosure of said payment and/or hiring.

Shareholders and/or potential shareholders should be aware that a Securities Awareness Campaign does not guarantee that a market will develop in the company's securities and that in the event an active market does develop, the price of the stock may not reflect the fundamental value of the company. It should be further noted that the shares are tightly held by few shareholders and this may have the result of a sudden increase in the price of the security and the same is true if the security is sold, it may result in a sudden drop in the price of the stock.

The company does not support in anyway the use of "spamming" and request that shareholders immediately contact the company in the event they receive and/or are aware of such activity.

Totally agreed, didn't think I would get any more at this price, i'm a happy camper, gonna sit back now, set a GTC order at a substantial profit for half, and let the rest ride!

News byte, goobers in Greece and their steadily worsening/hilariously inept financial situation, driving down commodity prices a bit on the euro exchanges. Just a burp, China is the big market for copper, and they got PLENTY of cash, I added at .03

OntaREEo, great post, I didn't post it for fears of the "pumper" label, because it's just conjecture on my part, but as soon as I read that press release, my immediate thought was, that these guys were brought on now because they will be needed IMMEDIATELY to consult and help negotiate the terms of the joint venture. It seems to me that Scott never spends a dime unless it was absolutely necessary, and would not just have these guys on board and hanging out. No, I believe JV is very imminent. But again, just my thoughts.

GLTU!

~D~

BUNM- .0002x.0003 making noise, don't know about the .002 some are after, but a 4-5 bagger from here seems very plausible.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_of_energy

The law of conservation of energy is an empirical law of physics. It states that the total amount of energy in an isolated system remains constant over time (is said to be conserved over time). A consequence of this law is that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, it can only be transformed from one state to another. The only thing that can happen to energy in a closed system is that it can change form, for instance chemical energy can become kinetic energy.

A consequence of the law of energy conservation is that perpetual motion machines can only work perpetually if they deliver no energy to their surroundings. If such machines produce more energy than is put into them, they must lose mass and thus eventually disappear over perpetual time, and are therefore not possible.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics

It is impossible to convert heat completely into work in a cyclic process.

Heat generally cannot flow spontaneously from a material at lower temperature to a material at higher temperature.

Informally, "Heat doesn't flow from cold to hot (without work input)", which is true obviously from ordinary experience. For example in a refrigerator, heat flows from cold to hot, but only when aided by an external agent (i.e. the compressor). Note that from the mathematical definition of entropy, a process in which heat flows from cold to hot has decreasing entropy. This can happen in a non-isolated system if entropy is created elsewhere, such that the total entropy is constant or increasing, as required by the second law. For example, the electrical energy going into a refrigerator is converted to heat and goes out the back, representing a net increase in entropy.
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"DD" does not mean "company PR's to be taken as sole source of knowledge".

Read.

Don't drink kool-aid until you know something about the ingredients.

The dynamite had that potential ere you ever lit it, the energy was already there, the FACT of the matter, is that when it exploded, it STILL didn't give you 100% efficiency. It's called Conservation of Energy, call your CEO and ask him.

I would think that anyone "investing" in alleged new technology, best know a little about the OLD technology, as in some of the basic laws of physics that tend to negate ridiculous claims.