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To: donpat who wrote (15135)12/12/2011 11:52:58 AM
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JBII has bleeding edge technology...

SantaZar Monday, December 12, 2011 10:01:09 AM
Re: kezzek post# 147031 Post # of 147185

Perhaps you need to reassess the term 'Long Term Investment', which JBII is. If anybody could look ahead and see the future, then they would be a mega billionaire trading ANY stock, including JBII. Yes, if you KNEW what the price would do, you could have made a lot of money on JBII. More importantly, you could have INCREASED share holding significantly. But nobody as a crystal ball dude.

JBII has bleeding edge technology that will return MASSIVE GAINS for anybody that has shares.

Current share fluctuations are irrelevant.

Current 'losses' are irrelevant, because ALL development companies 'lose' money during their growth phase.

In fact, 'lose' is a misconception. Think of it as money invested in the growth of the company. It's a GOOD THING that money is being used to grow the company, so these 'losses' are ACTUALLY a SIGN OF GROWTH.

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Bleeding edge technology is technology that is so new that it could have a high risk of being unreliable and may incur greater expense in order to use it.[1] The term bleeding edge is formed as an allusion to "leading edge" and its synonym cutting edge, but tends to imply both a greater degree of risk and advancement.

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