It would likely take 500000M to 7500000M to get JBI to the point of being "ready for an uplist".
That's assuming they get rid of Bordynuik, shed their CAVEAT EMPTOR status and survive the disrgorging of their ill-gotten gains, hire a competent CEO who doesn't commit fraud, and change business models from a share-printing-shell to one that sells some goods or services for a profit.
Right now I would say that JBII is undervalued. When JBII becomes overvalued and rides that for a period of time I would suggest the short covering has begun.
The fight for shares is going to put a smile across my face. I completely agree that the SEC complaint's real purpose was to prevent uplisting and create a dark cloud for new investors.
Unfortunately, this game is old and the powers that be know the Playbook. I think this particular game has been pushed too far and it is going to implode on the people who have gotten away with abusively shorting start up companies.
That being said, this will get more obvious and pushed further. If we go to trial I am expecting jury tampering.
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