Even if we indulge the ridiculous delusion that the small positive gross profit margins last quarter will never increase and the cost per gallon of $1.73 that had been coming down steadily will suddenly cease and be fixed at $1.73 per gallon....
What happens if and when oil prices go over $150? What happens if and when Uncle Sam or Aunt Canada gives JBII subsidies per gallon like the ethanol industry gets?
What may not be profitable at a particular moment in time doesn't mean something is forever not profitable. Tesla's cars, solar energy, wind energy, ethanol, and a myriad of other alternative energy technologies are only profitable and worth something because of either high energy prices or government help. Even at $1.73 per gallon, JBII doesn't need nearly as much help as virtually every other alternative energy technology in order to show large profits per gallon.
JBII has the added bonus of cleaning up waste and not competing with the food supply like ethanol does and making a better quality liquid domestically-made fuel.
Market Data 
Markets 
AI
