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jcoukr

01/03/12 3:19 PM

#152229 RE: jcoukr #152228

only difference is what jbi is capable of doing with 25 mil vs. agilyx. 25-50 processors for jbi and about 5-10 for agilyx. jbi also makes killing with the 83 gross profit margin cause there making spec fuel at low cost due to the use of its own off gas. meanwhile agilyx is still paying to use natural gas to make sludge that you have to heat to pump.


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pseeker

01/03/12 3:19 PM

#152230 RE: jcoukr #152228

I doubt it. A few token sales to the local asphalt company doesn't even get them into the tball league. $25 million in sales....

"Earlier in the year, Agilyx secured a $22 Million Series B Round to accelerate growth and expand business operations. The company said that since then it has accomplished many key milestones - including closing $25 million in sales, tripling its workforce, and increasing its oil production and revenue."
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fourkids_9pets

01/03/12 3:20 PM

#152231 RE: jcoukr #152228

nice to know their access to capital is considered

er .. positive ..

personally i look forward to them coming public
and the scrutiny they will undergo by all *entities*

and i do mean all *entities*

to say nothing of their SS .. compared to JBI's

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Toxic Avenger

01/03/12 3:22 PM

#152232 RE: jcoukr #152228

LOL. That's $47 million in the last 2 rounds. JBI got $8 million and it had to discount by 70%. And Agilyx is getting money from sophisticated investors like Kleiner Perkins and WM.

Apparently all "goo" is not created equal after all.
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arvitar

01/03/12 3:25 PM

#152236 RE: jcoukr #152228

JB would never be able raise a single penny from quality investors, such as those who have invested millions in Agilyx, in a million years.

First, JBI would need a *real* CEO. Not a clueless, dim-witted ex-IT guy who hasn't a shred of education, knowledge, or experience in this field.

Second, JBI would need a real board that provides oversight, and to which a CEO is truly accountable. Not a 1-man operation whose purpose is to fill Bordy's greedy pockets with as much PUMP-and-DUMP money as possible befor the SEC shuts this scam down.

Third, they'd need to redo their share structure. No professional fund would invest in a rapidly diluting OTC garbage stock like JBI.

Fourth, they'd need to resolve the SEC issue. That one's about to explode any day, possibly putting this POS out to pasture on the Greys.

There's a much, much longer list of reasons why JBI will never attract a single penny from professional investors.

Diluting PIPES and death spirals, or shut down by the SEC for fraud. That's all JBI will ever be able to muster.