If you ask me friend, nobody asks questions because everyone knows they won't get a meaningful answer from JBI. JBI isn't exceptional in this respect. This is the way all these marginal pink sheets operate. Who hasn't heard some version of the expression - if you want to hear a lie, just talk to a CEO of a pink sheet company. Most of the ones I see posting here have been around the pink sheets for a long time, long enough to be pros at this game, and JBII is hardly their first rodeo.
Do you believe any investors (with perhaps the exception of those in the PROs Legit Bid Club, about which I have no understanding) really think that Mr. Bordynuik's process or processors work well enough to make money for investors? I'm sure that many did up until a couple years ago. But now? I have to believe that everyone now in JBII is either someone like me, who got in recently to gamble on a trade with a clear idea about what's going on, or someone who knows they held on longer than they should have to a company that is getting worse by the day.
Especially the ones who got in recently like me are worried about that has transpired recently. I got in shortly before that OSC matter was revealed, which was just before we found out that JBI withdrew their patent application, which is just before we found out that JBII was demoted to the pinks, which was just before JBI missed their final deadline for filing a 10K, all in a very short time. Holy mother of god. I'm slapping my hand to my forehead as I recite all of these things that only happened in the last couple of weeks, about a day after I put some money in.
If and when a day comes when there's some trading volume on this stock, you're going to see the investors like me scrambling to get out. If I dumped what I had now, I'd drop this sucker to a nickel pretty quickly. That's not great news, considering that the dollar-value of what I hold isn't all that huge. I don't think I'm alone.
Uh...Go JBII!
Do you believe any investors (with perhaps the exception of those in the PROs Legit Bid Club, about which I have no understanding) really think that Mr. Bordynuik's process or processors work well enough to make money for investors? I'm sure that many did up until a couple years ago. But now? I have to believe that everyone now in JBII is either someone like me, who got in recently to gamble on a trade with a clear idea about what's going on, or someone who knows they held on longer than they should have to a company that is getting worse by the day.
Especially the ones who got in recently like me are worried about that has transpired recently. I got in shortly before that OSC matter was revealed, which was just before we found out that JBI withdrew their patent application, which is just before we found out that JBII was demoted to the pinks, which was just before JBI missed their final deadline for filing a 10K, all in a very short time. Holy mother of god. I'm slapping my hand to my forehead as I recite all of these things that only happened in the last couple of weeks, about a day after I put some money in.
If and when a day comes when there's some trading volume on this stock, you're going to see the investors like me scrambling to get out. If I dumped what I had now, I'd drop this sucker to a nickel pretty quickly. That's not great news, considering that the dollar-value of what I hold isn't all that huge. I don't think I'm alone.
Uh...Go JBII!
