Does anyone know where the money/funding to date has come from? What is the current burn rate? I'm sure nobody knows cash on hand since no financials.

Someone on the board said they are selling treasury stock. Can't be alot since ave volume is only 1.6m a day and if they were doing private placements don't they have to disclose that?

Everyone here is getting caught up on tasks and technical operational stuff. Focus on business fundamentals. As long as there are no fundamentals.........

What I am having trouble getting over is the business approach they have taken. If in fact you have something as wonderful as reported and the economics are straight forward and the energy market worth biiillllionnns is begging for a product like yours, why do you screw around with the sleezy pink sheets?

There is a ton of VC money flowing into alternative fuel.
A VC takes care of the business side and lets the inventor focus on the technology and or operations.

You can say, he doesn't want to give away a chunk of the company to the VC's but heck the market is HUGE. What's the difference between 1 billion in your pocket or 2?

There are NASDAQ companies that don't produce a drop of fuel yet. Again easily attainable if you have something this good.

Again someone help me, if you are legit, why mess around in the sleez of pink sheets? I desperately want this to be legit for many reason but why would anyone take this avenue.

$11.02 rev. $8.00 soy cost is 3.02 Gross margin or 27%. That isn't much for a mfg company....

I used to be in the trucking biz. Trust me it is a huge loser before the liability issues. Focus on the core competency!

Maybe that should be the business strategy. This market is so big. As others said, no one will sign contract until they know there is a reliable suppply. To have a realiable supply you need to be building 100's of reactors at a time not one by one. It will take far more capital than JR can find to create a reliable infrustructure on his own.

There are currently 100's of biofuel plants around the country, and that many more in some stage of construction if this process is X times more efficient using the same feed stock they are using now, it should be an easy sell.

US renewable 2012 mandated ethanol usage is 7.5 billion gallons. Add Biodiesel to that and for auguments sake call it 10 billion gallons. That's at the current conversion efficiency process. If you accept JR's improved efficiency it could grow higher because economics are better. Would you rather manage rights agreements and make .50 on 10B gallons a yr and growing or build an end to end company and hope you don't run into snags at every corner?

All the questions you are asking are good however they are all technical questions. TO really make USSE and the others take off you need professional business management. Based on the bios I have read about the leaders, they are all technicians. Again important at a certain level but far different from a professional business manager. As many have pointed out JR doesn't have the best businesses record. If they brought in an exec from Exxon or Valero etc. That would instantly raise the credibility of the company and give investors comfort.

Refining soybeans and taking a company to a real stock exchange are not skills usually found in a single person. JR should investigate the title CTO (Chief technology officer) and drop CEO.