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How can "all" sales be sells? Each sell needs a buy. You can have more sells stacked up than buys but at the end of the day they are the same no?
Still don't get it. JNSH *OWNED* what 200 at one time and serviced them themselves and according to the fins during that time hardly made any money off of them.
How are 3 in PA, potentially 65-70 as you point out going to make such a huge difference to BLINKS bottom line?
Something is not adding up.
Well there are over 26 Wholefoods in Illinois. That's something for JNSH assuming the existing Wholefoods there have EV chargers and Blink is going to service all Wholefoods chargers not just the 3 new ones in PA and the ones "coming" soon.
Still confused why news of 3 (read it, only 3) new chargers being installed is such a PPS mover for BLNK. Sh!t, JNSH won over 200+ a few years ago and it didn't even move half a penny in a whole day.
Sell Brian! Sell you BLNK shares today!!
IT was a generalized statement, definitely not directed at a particular individual.
I doubt that, JNSH only owned and operated EV's in Illinois.
If you own BLNK shares (like JNSH does) you might want to think about unloading them today.
Wait til the SEC gets a hold of BLNK. Tiger doesn't lose his stripes. Once a cheater, always a cheater.
How is it that when the lawsuit was ongoing it was potentially the greatest thing for the company and shareholders.
Now that it has been resolved, and not in the favor that it was previously touted, it is the greatest thing again?
I asked about those costs being reflected and/of listed a long time ago in fins. Aka what was the network bringing in.
Again, kitchen table fins.
Their profit ($50k ?) will be from the same place it always is/was, jns power work.
I appreciate the "ban" feature.
On a 10,000 share volume ... looks like a paint job.
Keep bellyaching hat!
Oh it's 'pumped' ! Not by the company.
And there has been at least 'one' dump.
Brian started JNSH?
Hahaha, funny.
Hence part of my distrust in the company’s management and 3rd party’s involvement.
Borders on sketchy doings.
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Really
Crafty
Animal
To me it's not pessimistic but the state of and state past of affairs.
I can't understand why anyone would be a buyer right now.
Thanks, I respectively disagree...
Network - Gone
evGo - Gone
Evolve/EVUS - Gone (and some might saw was shady to begin with)
Increased O/S without telling shareholders until after
No volume to speak of
No communication to speak of
Dodging communication/shareholders
PPS under .01
GLTA
I was actually asking both, traders (not day or flippers per se) and investors.
Done pretty well in pinky land in the last 7 yrs. Mostly all long (more than 1 year). I 'thought' JNSH was one of those that had a real company, wasn't a P&D, actually did work, fairly solid and with a lot of potential (this was right before the 350Green debacle) and were going to get heavily involved in EV, and in on the beginning (the evGO with NRG was real exciting).
Looking back, all those reasons went bupkis.
Not denying they are profitable, albeit minor, little to no debt, low float, share structure etc. but now no 'coals' in the fire for my long term strategy.
Thanks for the reply.
"No one should be investing money in any pink sheet stock that they actually need for emergencies... "
Let's be real. When you start investing you don't 'actually' know you might need it for an emergency. Kinda the definition of emergency, no?
But life happens, and ODDS are, that after 4 years and your original investment is the same, you might need to get some out in that long time period. That's just a possible reality for all. If your in JNSH, that might be a problem given the low volume and share structure.
"They are regularly bidding on and winning large contracts. They bought (and apparently sold) the Chicago Charging Network. They made themselves into a premier, probably THE premier EV charger installation company in Chicagoland! Which, I believe, is why they chose to change their business model from operating chargers to installing and maintaining them, in order to move to the next level."
Really? Do tell.
Premier? Where are all the installations listed?
"They trained and became certified for wind and solar installations."
That was what, 3+ years ago? I haven't heard anything about a ROI there? Maybe I missed it?
I'm just trying to figure out how an investor can get out of this without losing money and or how they have been making "good" money on investments in JNSH in the past 4 years.
JNS Holdings website, contact, has company phone#. Brian's ext. is #12.
Straight forward enough. Leave message if he doesn't answer.
Seems to be a bot type of analysis.
"The network was always a long term asset... and how is a lawsuit ever an asset? A settlement, yes... but the lawsuit itself was always a liability on the balance sheet."
The network was and was touted as such, but now it is touted as a good thing that it is "off the books"? It's a credibility issue I guess.
Same thing with the lawsuit/settlement. Depends on which way the wind blows to some?
"I'd say their margins are already quite good... and now we can subtract off the legal fees and cost of maintaining 118 chargers! "
In the past the lawsuit and charging network were touted as assets. Seems to be an about face now.
"Really? He works for free? What a guy!"
Yup, what a guy, what a guy. That seems to be the consensus lately. NOT
"There was one small paid promotion... but no suggestion that the company was behind it. Or do you have info that the rest of us do not? "
Hmmm, which is the lessor of two evils? There was a promotion; either it was done by the company or some unscrupulous others. Or even worse both, either way reason to question oneself about purchasing said stock.
I still don't understand how longs and large stake holders are making money off this investment.
In addition, wouldn't it behoove longs and large shareholders to hold the CEO, Board, and company accountable for being transparent, forth coming, promoting business successes, profits etc. via social media (and preferably an IR) and such rather than sitting back and saying everything is ok don't bother the CEO I'm sure they have our best interests at heart?
Not to me.
Same rhetoric I've seen and heard for years, sorry.
Profitable, yes to a small degree and considering that the CEO is not paying himself. And, so small as an investor how would I expect my share value to grow if the company is not growing? Fins seem to be about the same year after year.
A couple years ago there was a paid promotion by the company.
Seems to me that the stock and company are promoted more by existing share holders than the anything else.
Yes, more than enough pink stocks to lose money on including this one which I did. It hardly ever trades on heavy volume. Company does nothing to promote itself.
I'm just not buying it, not sure how anyone is making money off of this.
Why buy more at this point?
Yesterday I went back and read posts from the beginning of Brian's rein.
Nothing seems to have changed. Brian is as forthcoming and not, as always from what I could tell.
Take it for what it's worth.
Flippin??
More like selling I'm guessing.
And how do you do that - unless you've held enough shares for more than a year and set to FIFO?
And then, how much are you going to make? The volume here has been historically bad/low.
There are however days like today, but few and far between. Even if you have millions of share I can't see flipping being that profitable?
But then again there are way smarter people here. Do tell...
Regardless, if JNSH history tells us anything it will stay right around .007 - .015.
There are no more catalyst's with which to work on/with.
Nothing to entice new stinky pinky buyers.
Nothing to get institutional investors interested.
No "play" here.
Crying shame. All those years of small float, no debt, profitable, largest EV network in Chicago, etc. etc. etc. Will be the same story over and over and over.
Unbelievable.
FWIW - I wouldn't sell until the "lights come on" either. But that's just me and I don't have a large position anymore. Small one that I've already lost 50% on today alone.
Brian = Head in the sand.
I would guess your first option.