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To: Steady_on who wrote (22057)	4/12/2012 9:17:29 PM
From: jimmenknee	Read Replies (1) of 53574

You appear to go silent at pretty critical times during a discussion. Care to defend your statements here? "... How long do you think they will hold on to their investments once Agilyx does that IPO? 30 seconds? Maybe 30 days? Dumping their stock is the only way they will ever get their investment back from Agilyx. All those shares they own will be free trading as soon as the IPO is complete won't they? ..." siliconinvestor.com You don't know how IPOs work-- really? Typically there is a 6 month lock-up period post IPO. Most investors attempt to recoup their initial investment as soon as possible-- what's wrong with that? In fact, the infamous JBI "bear raid" started when JBI's "lock up" via Shell Status expired after 1 year (actually someone jumped the gun by 1 month which led to a 100,000 share FTD until the restriction was removed). ... siliconinvestor.com And the natural follow-on in case you didn't get what I was poking at historically-- guess who added fuel to the Naked Short conspiracy fire when JBII shares became eligible to get unrestricted? "... Interesting data from the SEC. JBIIE Fails to deliver. Data will paste into Excel. SETTLEMENT DATE CUSIP SYMBOL QUANTITY (FAILS) DESCRIPTION PRICE 20100528 46611B109 JBIIE 106865 JBI, INC. NEW COMMON STOCK 2.13 Looks like there is some shorting going on recently. What was that I was reading about it not being possible to short JBII(E). My wife wants to know. Let's see there were 106865 shares involved in FTD. Divided by avg daily vol that is how many days worth of shares that appear to be NSS? Hmmmmmmm. Food for thought. ..." siliconinvestor.com Food (read: fuel) for thought (read: fanning the NSS conspiracy flames) indeed :( P.S. Did your wife ever find out?

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