Replies to post #136185 on JNS Holding Corp (JNSH)

[daveyo]

The $274k is the amount the shares are worth. It's the amount the "investment" is worth it's the same way they filed everytime
$JNSH owned 26667 shares of BLNK worth 274k on sept 30th.

Just like they owned $800k worth of blnk the Q before which equals the amount of shares they were originally gifted 141k

You should trust the person who has been following it for 3 yrs. Like I said before.
If you take the investment price and divide it by the closing price of blnk on the same filing day. You will get 141k shares EVERY single Q report until this last one. The price of the investment changes each A even though they didn't sell any shares because the share price is different each time. Not the amount of shares they own. They have to report how much the current investment is so it always changes. So this last Q they only owned $274k of blnk. The math = 26667 shares

[daveyo]

Unfortunately Tim won't respond to you.

I'm not saying they filed the stuff right. All I am saying is that they have been reporting the gifted 141k of blnk shares the same way since day 1. And since then I would go and divide the $ they claimed against the closing price on last day of Q and it always was the exact same number of shares no matter what the investment activities price was. It always equaled 141k shares.
Then they sold this last Q leaving only $247k worth of shares there

I understand that you are saying it's not filed right. I am not arguing you that. I'm just saying that is how they do it.

I don't know the correct way to list a free gifted block of shares of another public company.

I just know since day 1 I have followed the shares and every Q they never moved. Always the same amount of shares. Then this last Q. They sold some and paid debt off