Hope you are right about a bullish shake out, before the conference call and announcing the dividend status.
Short term trading is like speculating on tea leaf readings to me; my position has always been predicated on the company being credible, and the fundamental potential being realized. I am hopeful that any big seller of issued shares has exhausted his supply in the recent volume upsurge. Further hopeful that any future deals will not involve equity. Obviously, the company has MUCH more financial capability after the dairy deal. They also will have the ability to leverage government loans using LUR's as collateral, if needed.
In any case the projected financials will not be believed in this market until at least partially realized. The third quarter figures to be the first real revenue jump, followed successively be the fourth, and then possible 10x YoY growth Q1, 2012.
Hope the conference call will signal Q3 projections. More importantly, if the news regarding new current and pending contracts is favorable, the revenue jumps become almost inevitable.
Like to hear exactly what lead to JF's being pleasantly surprised.
If the shares can swing 25% daily, will hope for a new base north of $1 when the comnpany's actual business performance begins to prove itself; north of $2 with a couple or few quarter's results -- better with concurrent improvement in either uplisting, shareholder friendly confirmations, or sector sentiment.
