Will an operating permit eliminate your concern about this company?

Here's a pic of him posing with his trophy:

http://patrickdonohue.freedomblogging.com/files/2007/12/image3595304.jpg

Welcome to ihub, where we stick it in you and then break it right off.

Fascist bastards.

You said it, not me!

We'll I can't wait to see the new article from you when we get a permit and are producing/selling fuel. **Tongue in cheek**

Quit skirting the questions, janice.

Hilarious...you've never seen any good news here? Now that is funny.

ONE google search of "Janice Shell" gives you a PLETHORA of reasons this article should be disregarded.

You've been suggesting criminal activity for months...

I'd take paper losses over months of wasted time putting down a stock and CEO, only to have it rise once again, forever.

Stacked bid at 0.8. Time to fly...

He probably wants to buy some shares!

Same goes to those in the 0.7 to 0.75 range :)

If you cared to do in DD at all, you would find that many of the tapes JB mines have been given to him.....he bought them as the companies no longer wanted them and didn't wish to pay for having to outsource the data mining.

I've talked to him, go ahead and do the same - it's called DD.

Investor Relations Manager
John P. Zervas
Email: jpz@jbi-ir.com
Phone: 877-307-7067 in the US & Canada
+1 561-922-6750 Internationally


Once you give your name and # of shares you own, IR will forward you to JB.

And by the way...saying your name is dipinvester and that you forgot the # of shares won't fly.

Better idea, scion: call John up.

He's very happy talking to shareholders about non-material information....oh wait.

Sounds fun, but don't think so. IMO, John isn't limiting (or has any clue) as to the top line of this thing....

His valuation of it is likely very very high.

Transparency with the vision, secrecy with the exact timelines.

I trust JB will pull his action items off, I don't care to know when b/c I don't care to sell/flip my shares. He'll provide updates as necessary...

I would imagine that they already have the PR crafted and will make it public information the second they get the permit.

Why would you consider anything going on a "Big Secret" right now? Is this any different then Apple not announcing when their iPhone 4 was coming out? Your move, scion.

Transparent regarding the vision and direction of the company, not when a game-changing event will occur.

Shareholders win, shorts/traders lose.

Net asset value isn't much lower than the PPS. So in my mind it's either a scam or a huge success.

Haha...my first buy was months ago at $2.2....I averaged up all the way to $5.5....now I've averaged down all the way to $2.58.

I hope very soon that I will forever be unable to average down again :) I don't need anymore shares!

It's either a scam or a buy of a lifetime....no in between.

I dont put it past any of the people on this board or site to do the things that have happened in the past. A short position is a short position.

Anyone had (and still have) access to the CC.

Why would he tell us suppliers and buyers when people have been known to call up other companies JBII has transacted with and act like JB and talk bad about the firm....and break into a JBII facility.

I'm sure this article doesn't matter since it comes from the "international" times.

The Company chose the OTCQX marketplace because it requires member companies to adhere to a rigorous set of financial disclosures. Specifically, OTCQX-listed issuers are required to publicly disclose annual audited financial statements, unaudited quarterly financial statements and current information pertaining to material events and trading by insiders. The Company believes that these disclosures, which will be reviewed by a reputable investment bank sponsor, will provide its shareholders with the ability to monitor the Company's progress and make informed investment decisions. In addition, the Company currently intends to continue to hold annual meetings of stockholders.

Many U.S. companies list on OTCQX as the final step toward a NASDAQ or NYSE listing. Others enjoy the efficient compliance-driven and cost-effective model it offers their investors outside of a traditional exchange listing. For companies moving off a U.S. exchange, OTCQX is the ideal home, providing most of the services the company and their investors have come to expect from a listed market.

So the fact that the OTCQX is a higher, more preferred tier than the OTCBB makes no difference:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/otcguide/categories.jsp

Seems contrary to what I am reading...

"With OTCQX, Aldila can continue to remain investor focused while trading on a respected market tier customized for smaller companies trading in the OTC marketplace," said R. Cromwell Coulson, Chairman and CEO of Pink OTC Markets. "We are pleased to welcome Aldila to OTCQX."

That makes no sense at all. They're on international rather than US because they are freaking international!!!!!!!

You can't tell me that OTCQX U.S. sucks, but OTCQX International is good.

Make Engaging Investors Your Priority
The OTCQX marketplace is the premier tier of the U.S. Over-the-Counter (OTC) market, providing investors with an objective measure to distinguish the best OTC-traded companies.

Investor-focused companies use the quality controlled OTCQX listing platform to offer investors transparent trading, superior information, and easy access through their regulated U.S. broker-dealers. The innovative OTCQX platform offers companies and their investors a level of marketplace services formerly available only on a U.S. exchange.

Investors prefer the quality controlled listing process on OTCQX which identifies the segment of OTC-traded companies focused on valuation and transparency.

Who Should List on OTCQX

Many U.S. companies list on OTCQX as the final step toward a NASDAQ or NYSE listing. Others enjoy the efficient compliance-driven and cost-effective model it offers their investors outside of a traditional exchange listing. For companies moving off a U.S. exchange, OTCQX is the ideal home, providing most of the services the company and their investors have come to expect from a listed market.

Why Investors Prefer OTCQX

OTCQX separates out the credible companies from the large number of economically distressed and questionable companies that trade OTC. Companies that list on OTCQX demonstrate their commitment to providing superior information to investors and maintaining the highest quality standards.

OTCQX is fully electronic and gives investors access through all major online and full-service brokerage firms in the U.S., including Schwab, E*TRADE, Scottrade, TD Ameritrade, and Fidelity. Trades are settled and cleared in the U.S. similar to any NASDAQ or NYSE stock and trade reports are disseminated through Yahoo, Bloomberg, Reuters, and most other financial data providers.

In addition, investors can view Real-Time Level 2 Quotes for all OTCQX companies for free on otcqx.com providing access to detailed market data, including market depth

OTCQX is a step up from OTCBB....just look:

http://www.otcmarkets.com/otcguide/categories.jsp

Companies trading on the OTCQX:

adidas AG...market cap of $10B
Air France-KLM...market cap of 3B
Allianz SE...market cap of 49B
Deutsche Telekom AG...market cap of 56B
Wal-Mart De Mexico S.A.B. de C.V....market cap of 42B
Zurich Financial Services Ltd....market cap of 33B

He's currently helping with the BP cleanup efforts - O2O - oil 2 oil

Losing the E within the next 2 to 3 days and moving to a legitimate exchange tomorrow.

Thoughts?

If you've ever walked into a shop, you not about Aldila

Poway, CA, January 19, 2010 – ALDILA, INC. (NASDAQ:GM:ALDA) (the
"Company") today announced that its Board of Directors unanimously approved a plan to
voluntarily delist its common stock from the NASDAQ Stock Market ("NASDAQ") and
to move its common stock listing to OTCQX U.S. Premier (“OTCQX”) over-the-counter
market, operated by Pink OTC Markets Inc. The Board of Directors also approved the
appointment of B. Riley & Co., LLC (“B. Riley”) as the Company’s designated advisor
for disclosure, a requirement of the OTCQX. The Company also intends to subsequently
deregister its common stock with the SEC and suspend its reporting obligations under the
Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (the "Exchange Act"). The Company
expects that its shares will continue to trade under the "ALDA" ticker symbol (OTCQX:
ALDA).
The move to list on the OTCQX is consistent with the Company’s ongoing efforts to
reduce expenses and improve financial results. The Company has worked hard to reduce
its selling, general and administrative expenses (“SG&A”) and continues to focus its
efforts to control costs. Pink OTC Markets reports that small companies typically save
$500,000 to $750,000 annually by moving their listing from a national exchange and
deregistering under the Exchange Act. Aldila anticipates realizing annual savings at the
low end of this range. The Company also expects that this change will free up
considerable time for management to focus on Aldila’s strategy and operating
performance. In light of this change, the Company will review the composition of its
Board of Directors in the near future given the different requirements for listing on the
OTCQX.

OH YAH!!!! Since price is a great indicator.....

Please stop investing.

Sounds like you have a vested interest

ROFL

http://www.ibtimes.com/articles/33231/20100707/the-otcqx-providing-corporate-transparency-and-proving-commitment-to-investors.htm

The Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recognized and acknowledged the problems of the OTC market for years, but with over 9,300 OTCBB and Pink Sheet traded companies, it has, quite simply, been underpowered to fully address these issues to the level that it requires. Resurgence is happening with the SEC recently cracking down hard on unethical promoters and companies with this trend fully expected to continue. Aiding in this effort to create more transparency, the OTCQX has been gaining popularity as its primary goal is to provide a premiere platform of information for investors based on the company’s compliance to meet a higher set of standards.

Try again: see link

http://www.otcmarkets.com/otcguide/categories.jsp