Could someone please explain to a newbie investor (like me) how the share price actually OPENED so much higher this morning? I understand that there's such a thing as "after-hours" trading, but who gets to participate in that? Also, is there a way to review after-hours trading data prior to the morning open? I know if I had been aware of significant after-hours buying yesterday that I would have thought about adding some more shares as soon as the markets opened.

Thanks in advance

As a lover of TED talks, and generally all things related to science and education, I got really excited when I heard that our company was going to get some exposure at one of these awesome events - until I researched what a TEDx talk is. Since these are locally-organized events (as opposed to the better-known TED talks), I really don't expect this to give us a ton of exposure. If Mr. Bordynuik gives a really succinct and engaging talk, I'm hoping that we'll get a video of the talk up on the Company's website.

Gotcha, that makes me feel better :)

Have a nice weekend

Can anyone verify this cost/barrel estimate?

If BigGreen's analysis is spot-on, and this high cost (high compared to our originally estimated $10/barrel, anyway) is not simply the result of our current small-scale production, then this certainly changes our estimated profit margin.

I'm surprised this post hasn't already had a lot more replies, as it seems important. Perhaps the rest of you already did the math, determined that it's a scale issue, and then happily went on with your days?

Just placed a sell order!

For when JBII shares reach $67.07.
Hang tight everyone:D

Wow, do I have a lot to learn. If your understanding and analysis of these matters is of the same clarity and quality as your writing, everyone long in JBII has a lot to look forward to.

(FWIW, I managed to get back in at the day's low and won't be trying that nonsense again anytime soon, LOL).

Sold today...

For now, the only investment account I have is my Roth IRA through Scottrade. Because of annual contribution limits on IRAs, I have a pretty limited amount of money to work with. As such, one of my goals is to pick up as many shares of JBII as possible. After reading several of your (always respected and appreciated) opinions that this stock might experience another significant dip before it heads steadily back up, I made the painful decision to sell off my shares and wait for this dip to occur and then get back in (with more shares!) for the long-haul. This was only after someone well-versed in TA predicted that we could experience an irrational swing back down to nearly $2, and after several of you predicted significant dips as well.

For those of you are predicting another significant decline in share price in the near future, how low are you expecting? Just looking for some ideas about where to get back in...I really didn't like selling...

Thanks all for replying to a newbie!

This is my last free post available for the day, so I just wanted to say "thank you." Will continue to read analysis from folks like Paula and others with great interest.

Finally, Wrinkles, that profile picture is absolutely priceless! Thanks for the laugh at the end of a very trying day. Tell your ship's captain that I wish him "fair winds and following seas," plus a great discount on Lipitor :)

Just looking for the opinion of some of you experienced JBII longs. I'm pretty new to this whole thing (I bought in at about $3.26/share with $5k a week or so before this year's AGM), and don't want to start pretending that I have the knowledge to be a day-trader. As a biochemist, I'm blown away with JBI's P2O process and genuinely excited about the future of this company, and hence, this stock. However, since I have such limited funds (compared to most of you, it sounds like) to invest with, should I be looking to sell on the local peaks and buy back in on the lows while shares are relatively inexpensive? Essentially, I'm looking to grab up as many shares as possible and make this holding a tremendous percentage of my long-term portfolio.

Thanks for any thoughts you guys have...