JNS Holding Corp (JNSH)

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****** THE SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT JNSH BOOK VALUE...****
Back on Mar 29, 2012

"The City of Chicago is overseeing the project’s installation of 280 charging stations overall to increase accessibility to EV charging. With a budget of $8.8 million, including $1.9 million in public funding and $6.9 million in private investment, EV stations are being installed mostly in areas with dense residential and worker populations and in high-traffic areas. The overall EV infrastructure project has created approximately 18 jobs and its construction will support 8,500 labor hours.

This project above is cost total $8.8 million - JNSH "after acquiring and completing the network of car chargers will exceed $5.8 million dollars. JNS will own and operate 201 Level II chargers and 73 Level III fast chargers within the Chicago market with such high profile locations as Walgreens, Whole Foods, O’Hare International Airport, Midway Airport and several Illinois Tollway Oases.
http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20130129006270/en/JNS-Holdings-Corporation-Tenders-Offer-Begins-Negotiations

JNSH bought $5.8 million but the total of original cost is 8.8 million so JNSH THE TOTAL EQUITY VALUE OR NET WORTH OF THE BUSINESS WOULD BE 8.8 million dollars.

JNSH O/S 197M - AS OF 05/12/2016 THE MARKET VALUE $914,198 THAT IS X 9.62 TIME LESS THE ASSET VALUE "BOOK VALUE"

JNSH THE TRUE BOOK VALUE SHOULD BE .0046 X 9.62 = .04425

What is wrong with this pic? the market doesn't believe that the company is worth the value on its books. My point to you is do you think the market is giving you the opportunity to buy a business for less than its stated net worth? Due to the earnings power of the company's assets. Nearly all consistently profitable companies will have market values greater than book values. If those assets are consistently generating greater profit, then the market understands that those assets are really worth more than the book value.
To determine how book value relates to market value, look at the income generated by the company's Let take a closer look at their financial report last year.

"The company expects to report a first-quarter revenue and net earnings growth increase of 137% & 194% respectively for 2015 versus first quarter 2014. The company will report first-quarter financial results on May 14, 2015.

JNSH should value x 16 to x 22 the book value. that is equal to PPS .0425 x 16 = .68 to .9350 Understand this you see why our competitor CCGI were traded above one dollar and now is around .60 cents

The market soon will understand make adjust the PPS JNSH high-quality company values far greater than book values.