JNS Holding Corp (JNSH)

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Cloc - while I agree with you on .02 (although we could see close to .03 with more news) I think you may be looking at the small picture instead of the big.

Without the release of transparent financials and partnerships so that the public can gauge the revenue stream and true value of JNSH we are pretty much stuck here, for now.

When (and if) numbers are released I imagine the volume flow will change.

I think the bigger picture here is that you may be looking at JNS power instead of JNS Holdings.

In March of 2013 JNSH created the "Evolve" subsidiary to service the growing electric car market.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/jns-holdings-corporation-announces-formation-of-new-majority-owned-subsidiary-evolve-usa-charging-corporation-2013-05-13

This does not limit them to Chicago. There is nothing preventing them from opening satellite offices across the country and signing more contracts with NRG to service eVGo nationwide as NRG has publicly stated they want to expand across the country.
http://greentransportation.info/ev-infrastructure-projects/eVgo/nrg-plans-videos.html

I also think that the lawsuit has 'hand cuffed' JNSH for the last 15+ months and as those shackles start to come off (which is what we are seeing) more things are to come.

The bug in the ointment, as I see it, is Car Charging Group Inc. (CCGI).
Where by no means are they near the size of NRG, they do control a lot more charging stations across the country currently and are a direct competitor to NRG.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/2278663-in-california-car-charging-group-charges-ahead-while-nrg-energy-stumbles
(Note: JMHO but I think this article is biased but has some good numbers).
I would imagine because of that competition, and that Chicagoland was up for grabs, the deal with NRG and JNSH was directly related to CCGI involvement, and once the lawsuit is over we may see a buyout or take over of JNSH by NRG (just speculating here) whereby JNS Power or Evolve still does the work but NRG expands itself and it's control. (JNSH at this time still controls the 160+ stations).

On the flip side, we see that CCGI is not going anywhere and has a lot more money in it's corner than JNSH. I'd be weary of more stalling, another bogus lawsuit, and a possibly some sort of power play by CCGI to get more control of JNSH and squeeze them out. (As Stock B. has noted, float is low).

Given all of this, in my eyes, it's really about NRG and CCGI with JNSH holding the 'golden ticket' right now. Either way in my opinion, it bodes well for JNSH stock holders as long as you pay attention.

I for one will continue (it's been 2 years now) to pay attention. GLTA