Close to the truth? Two year anniversary coming up:
“Have a little patience, wait six months to a year and you will be able to buy all the JBII you can handle at $0.20/share. There will be a time when the current price of $0.76 will look like a pie in the sky.”
~~PaperProphet, July 23, 2010 (nearly 2 years ago)
"It's getting to the point where I'm getting accurate in predicting companies like JBII. My predictions are...
--First half of 2011 - JBII hits $0.20.
--Second half of 2011 - JBII shareholders start announcing that they've become 'millionaires', owning a million shares of stock which will make them real millionaires once the stock returns to $1.00.
--During 2012 - JBII trades for a penny for the first time."
~~PaperProphet, August 8, 2010
"I'm sure you don't think I'm right but if you wait six months or so, you can get to your 100,000 share goal for cheaper."
~~PaperProphet, November 19, 2010
(exactly 6 months later on May 19, 2011 JBII closed +428% higher)
"End of 2011: $0.04 to $0.07."
~~PaperProphet, December 24, 2010 (yes, still bashing late night on Xmas eve)
"And the best guess of P2O revenues in 2011 will be...zero.
Remember when I predicted in the spring of 2010 that 2010 total P2O profitable sales will be zero? I guarantee you're going to see an encore for 2011."
~~PaperProphet, 3/28/11
"I can tell you right now there won't be any verifiable and profitable sales this week nor the rest of this decade."
~~PaperProphet, April 27, 2011
"Mr. Bordynuik who suggests and everyone else who says that he can get those types of plastics for free or even get paid to take it. There's a market for sorted scrap plastic and I say Mr. Bordynuik is a liar for even suggesting he can beat that market--I guarantee he doesn't have any reasonable basis for saying that."
"Bordynuik claims he can get free sources of plastic. Rawnoc claims it can be done so if you have questions, ask Rawnoc to provide you links to those supposed sources."
"The problem is that the plastic sorted into types to exclude those containing elemental oxygen costs around $500/ton"
~~PaperProphet
"The Company receives free waste plastic for our Plastic2Oil processor(s) from Chrysler, General Motors, major food packagers, dairy companies, agricultural plastics, and from many other sources. The company is also recycling thousands of gas tanks, as well as bales of plastic film and many other free industrial-sourced waste plastics that are usually sent to landfill. The Company does not pay for any plastic."
~~Mr. Bordynuik |
