That's what April-May will be about, and that is when you will see this stock start its parabolic phase, and become the hottest stock on Wall Street. It's a big fight until then to get your best position. It will be a roller coaster. Based on all current information, I don't see why the shorts can't make some money. Anytime a stock has the potential to go parabolic, it can't be easy to just grab a sizable position and sit on it with no worries(I say this for most humans, but not all).
Let's face it, we are still speculative in the claims of land P2O units netting around $2.2 million/site(based on Oil around $70/barrel). We have not seen the visible evidence of the machine spraying diesel from waste plastic. A lab official has not commented about JBI's P2O capabilities, and no hard evidence from their report has been released. The P2O unit has not shown earnings on a balance sheet. Until 1 of 3 of these criteria are met, the skeptics have a strong voice and ammunition to incoming investors.
Until the above is met, volatility and high emotions will remain. If we don't get 1 or more of them by April 24, then the stock will crash. It will also probably be tough for the stock to maintain $4 if one or more can't be met leading well before April 24. For that very reason, their could potentially be a huge mind and emotional battle as the stock whipsaws around.
As evidence builds that 1 or more of these three things will come to fruition, then stock has a much stronger ability to spend more time around 6.80-7.00. If enough potential large dollar investors have already been 90+% convinced that P2O will work as claimed, then we have the possibility to trade in the double digits leading into it.
What will it be? Nobody knows exactly. Anyone could be wrong. My bet is P2O is the real deal. I say it makes absolutely no sense for John Bordynuik to pull all this off. Why would a guy who had made himself independently wealthy off a tape conversion process, garnering clients like MIT, NASA, U.S. Army, MIT, Harvard, and Big Oil and Gas companies decide to roll this asset into a shell company to pull a huge pump on P2O that proves to be false within a year of going public? It doesn't make ANY SENSE.
I believe the skeptics psychological profile of acting like this are for one or more of few reasons.
Jealousy-Many saw this opportunity to trade JBII from .20-1.20, and many more saw it in the $2,s and $3's. It sucks to miss a big winner you almost bought. One reaction is to brag about the trades that have put money into your account, full well knowing had they taken a large stake early in the game, they could have made an absolute killing.
Loser-They have failed so many times trying to find the big winner. They have lost large sums of money believing in something. They may have had loved ones abandon them. They trust no one. So, they hate to see others believing. They either want to warn them to save them(these types use PM's or only very casually observe, and post very seldom), or they absolutely hate the notion of great things happening. They wish their own failures on everyone else, so they can see what it's like to believe in something, only to find out it was all false.
Opinionated-They made a decision to disbelieve, and love a good battle. They may even get backed up in a corner on their way of looking at the situation, but like many people on either side of an argument do, they either say more ridiculous things to support their argument, or jump to the next of a long list of bullet point beliefs that supports their win of the battle.
Short-Would like to make some money. Ranging from only pointing out the simple reason they disbelieve, or that the price can't be maintained, to calling JBI clients and trying to create havoc(Can you believe there are actually people out there like this?).
There's a few more to list, but I'm sick of typing now.
To know the truth, one must get rid of knowledge, as nothing is more powerful and creative than emptiness.
