do you think that money invested in JBI will deliver a good return, say 10%/ year, going forward? Just understand some of the basic parameters... they have not made any serious revenues as of yet, and have spent what they have...
that is what matters. Is that what you mean by "believing in a company"?
and as for "all that it stands for", lots of companies stand for good things, like all of the alternative energy/ fuel/ transportation companies out there. Like Azure Dynamics (AZD).. now broke.. just did a Reverse Split, screwing early investors. Or Arise Technologies (Solar Cells)... broke.. I liked what they "stand for" as well.
Do you think that investors really care what a company "stands for" when they lose their investment? I think not....
A "promoter" in my books is someone who makes the above such promises wrt earnings whilst knowing that it is not likely, or while looking for self-interest.
What a company "stands for" is somewhat important. My last approach was to do a stock filtering based on Dividend Yield and P/E ratio. Yielded great results. One of the companies was The Cash Store... one of those payday load places... not interested. I don't like what they "stand for". In reality though, that kind of thinking is a small part of the buying decision.
Most investors want the return... that is capitalism..
So do you believe JBI will yeild a good (10%) yearly return over the medium to long term?
Management...
