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Re: jobynimble post# 42844

Thursday, 05/20/2010 3:28:16 AM

Thursday, May 20, 2010 3:28:16 AM

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True.... A company can't sit on material information just because they are in the uplisting process.

They can choose to not issue PR's that they might ordinarily do,

For example.... Say that DEC has come out and done the stack test.

JB would ordinarily issue a PR to that effect, but probably not do so now.

Is that material? Not really.

It becomes material when DEC issues a permit based on that stack test.

Would it be material if they have completed building a second processor unit? Not really. Not until they have a permit to operate it.

JBII can go quite about a lot of things without being in danger of violating the SEC material disclosure requirements.

BOREDOM, It's a terrible thing to waste.