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Someone needs to tell the truth about JBI because the lies here are chin deep.
It's a blatant lie to suggest that JBI didn't commit fraud.
Bordynuik has to pay for it personally, and faces a five year penny stock bar.
I see a lot of drinking ahead at JBI.
Retail? Discount John should sell shares at Wal*Mart.
Retail traders are the ONLY traders involved with JBI on bid side.
All the larger positions are represented on the ask now.
Mr. Rauber rained on the stock pump parade.
And the circus left town.
JBI is a classic case of never can deliver.
The JBI story is built on a series of lies.
It was an error. There is no institutional activity with this stock.
JBI is a thinly traded stock pump and dump.
The kind the SEC warns investors to avoid.
“Pump and dump” Schemes
Welcome to Your Money. Today, we’ll talk about one of the most common investment frauds – the “pump and dump” scheme. Here's how it works.
First, there’s the glowing press release about a company, usually on its financial health or some new product or innovation. Then, newsletters that purport to offer unbiased recommendations may suddenly tout the company as the latest "hot" stock. Messages in chat rooms and bulletin board postings may urge you to buy the stock quickly or to sell before the price goes down. Or you may even hear the company mentioned by a radio or TV analyst.
Unsuspecting investors then purchase the stock in droves, pumping up the price. But when the fraudsters behind the scheme sell their shares at the peak and stop hyping the stock, the price plummets, and innocent investors lose their money.
Fraudsters frequently use this ploy with small, thinly traded companies because it's easier to manipulate a stock when there's little or no information available about the company. To steer clear of potential scams, always investigate before you invest:
Here are a few steps you can take:
http://www.sec.gov/rss/your_money/pump_and_dump.htm
http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/microcapstock.htm
There aren't any.
SRGE is a zombie stock? This is the zombie apocalypse.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120601214353AAtE1t3
I'd rather not be googlecasted. But thanks for the idea.
I saw someone using the phrase on iHub today, and it fired an old, old neuron from my youth. I wasn't sure what it really meant, though I was immediately feeling like I needed to take offense.
Searching for the origin of the phrase, I came up with this, (among many other unusual thoughts about what it means). And now I'm a bit more confused.
"coon was orignally a short form for raccoon in 1741. then by 1832 meant a frontier rustic, and by 1840 a Whig. The 1834 song 'Zip Coon' (better know today as 'Turkey in the Straw') didn't refer specifically to either a White or a Black and the 'coon songs' of the 1840s and 50s were Whig political songs. By 1862, however, coon had come to mean a Black and this use was made very common by the popular 1896 song 'All Coons Look Alike to Me,' written by Ernest Hogan, a Black who didn't consider the word derogatory at the time."
-- From "I Hear America Talking" by Stuart Berg Flexner (Von Nostrand Reinhold Co., New York, 1976), Page 54.
http://www.phrases.org.uk/bulletin_board/5/messages/626.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stuart_Berg_Flexner
Why is your answer blacklisted?
I can't see that link.
What is "a coon's age?"
Can they git it for a steel?
or does they git it from a steel mill?
lol
any way to keep the stock operation operatin' is a good thing
they got mouths to feed!
JBI needs some nano technology
http://www.wimp.com/oleophobiccoating/
http://www.spillcontainment.com/everdry
Laissez les bons temps rouler!
How much heat transfer fluid is RKT storing for JBI unlimited use?
LOL
The JBI Nightmare on Main Street will end soon
JBI employees are living off shareholder cash.
That's easy money!
Please, nobody put their life savings into JBI.
So JBI investors are shorting their own long positions as a hedge?
Be still my heart, lol
Rauber? Yes, here's the problem:
Posted by: Stock
Wednesday, November 07, 2012 12:44:25 PM
I've given this question about shareholders and their dislike for Kevin Rauber some additional thought.
Maybe the real problem with Kevin Rauber is that he won't give away inside information -- whether it's fake or real -- about what's allegedly going on at the company.
Mr. Bordynuik apparently had no problem dealing with shareholders over the phone and by email. There are multiple examples on the internet of off-the-record conversations via phone and email between Bordynuik and a handful of shareholders. A lot of that junk turned out to be shameful, imaginary puffery.
Bordynuik clearly WAS the source of most leaks coming from the company. Has it stopped? Is Honest John still the headwater of the fountain of leaks? Or did he turn that somewhat risky job over to someone else? Like Irons, perhaps?
If the company needs more leaks to promote the stock, and Bordynuik’s leaky fountain has been plugged by the new Rauber regime, is this creating an internal problem within the company? Was the recent press release about the “improper” leak really a sign of some internal struggle? Bordynuik is no stranger to employee/management problems. Does anybody believe he’s actually more easy to get along with today than he was in the beginning when he was firing people left and right?
If my suspicions are correct (and they usually are), Rauber and Bordynuik aren’t getting along. Wouldn’t that (not) be a shocker?
I wonder how long it will be before Bordynuik figures out a way to fire Rauber for insubordination?
John Bankrupts Investors.
biotech spam is cool
More like Tucker. Dreamer. All future, no present.
feed rates of bullshit are very high at JBI
audited financials? really? that ought to be fun.
They don't have cash to pay for the parts, and pay themselves.
They don't have any money to build anything. They only have enough money to pay outrageous salaries for a few weeks -- again.
PPS2O?
Polyester pant suits to oil?
That sounds reasonable.
They can collect polyester pant suits from NY thrift stores.
So JBI shareholders like this change in business plan?
JBI changes business plans more often than a model changes clothes.
So, JBI is blending fuel, not making it? That figures.
This is not a stock to invest in
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- Speak directly with the surgeon just prior to your surgery to discuss the specifics of the operation he or she is scheduled to perform. Talk to the surgeon before you are prepped or given any anesthesia.
- Don’t let nurses or other surgical staff mark the surgical site. Insist that the surgeon who will be doing the cutting use a permanent marker to mark the incision site. In Canada, surgeons are advised to put their initials on the place to be cut. “It’s very reasonable to ask and participate in the marking of the site,” said Dr. Peter Angood, vice president and chief patient safety officer of the Joint Commission.
- As you interact with surgical nurses, anesthesiologists, radiologists and other providers prior to the surgery, confirm they know what procedure you are scheduled for.
- Talk to your doctor about what procedures the hospital has in place to prevent medical mistakes like wrong-site surgery, and make sure the hospital where your operation is being performed is accredited by The Joint Commission.
Who has a big debt to pay? How many shares do they have to sell to pay it off?
there is a blizzard, so maybe it will be ppd.
you'll be fine.
hopefully, every surgery leaves out the dumbass.
but sadly, when there's an anesthesiologist in the room, well... lol
no joke, doctors have operated on the wrong leg marked with an "X"
bad idea.
"YES"
and
"NO"
are better practice.
The dumbass part -- well, they deserve it if they have to look.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2011/06/21/137325294/serious-surgical-mistakes-persist-despite-safety-rules
use a permanent marker and write "wrong leg, dumbass" on the GOOD ankle.
it will wear off.
X marks the spot, right?
wait, does the X mean DON'T cut on that leg?