You know my thought on this. Yes startups have to take hard money at the beginning. Your right that's just how it is. Now they see that CBAI is a real growing company increasing revs quarter over quarter year over year. JMJ has 11 million shares I believe right now. They have already made a boat load of money and already made back all their initial capital and then some. Now they hold 11 million shares. Now that's where they will make the most money. When CBAI regains back their mkt cap through positive growth, reputation and achievements, that the DTCC all but crippled them in, JMJ and other lender will be sitting very pretty.
11 million shares at 25 cents = $2.75 mill not a bad return for a few years.