Just to be clear, you believe
- Despite losing millions each quarter on p2o revenues of less than $150k, JBI has a profitable business model?
- Despite signing an RKT master agreement almost a year ago and supplemental one "shortly thereafter", the fact that at last report, they were still trying to get permitted, indicates that RKT will provide any revenue in 2012?
- Despite the problems of dealing with ragger tail and with PVC, you believe that any RKT processors will have LESS OF A LOSS than JBI's NF facility?
- Despite the media credits issue being prosecuted by the SEC, the skype conversations where "a juicy balance sheet" is discussed, the write down of the media credits to $0 shortly after JBI's largest PIPE closed and the lack of credentials of most of those advising on the media credits, JBI will skate on the SEC suit?
- Despite spending millions on Javaco, Pak-It and the tape business, and losing millions in each, that JB has a knack for running a profitable business?
- Despite competition from better funded companies, without the losses produced by poor acquisitions depleting all their cash, JBI will somehow be the first to successfully commercialize P2O?
- Despite the likelihood of the SEC prevailing, the class action suit against the company won't result in an expensive settlement by the company?
- Despite massive losses, tens of millions in dilutive share issues, heavily discounted PIPE funding, and all the above problems, JBI will have no trouble obtaining funding, on favorable terms for current investors, to keep the business going?
Is that about right?