My gut is telling me that this is finally a good entry point into
JASO.  Earnings are right around the corner which will surely bring
the P/E a bit lower.  The stock has stagnated around 15-16.  Today
we're seeing a dip which poses a nice entry point.

Any thoughts?

i'm thinking of getting some mroe in around 14.50
historically it hasn't been that much lower since earlier in the year

i take that back..any thoughts on the rather large drop today? ford's
news?

earning is 2 weeks later. Usually people will speculate buy this good
earning stock especially it is China solar stock and Olympic during
the August. It will announce earning during the middle of Olympics.
Believe me it will be a superb earning report no matter what because
they do not want to lose face during the Olympics. I knew Chinese,
face is more important some time. Today and tomorrow is the best entry
point . I already bought 2000 around14.9. I will continue if it hit
low 14 and middle 13. It is sure thing. I even cover my WB stocks
losing 6000 dollars to get my cash and buy this stck because it will
bring more than 6000 dollars to me rather than wait WB to drop.

This is the price to buy...load up...

backed up the truck again
int two weeks this is going to work out nice

This price will make people lots of money.

i just got some at 13.99, and enter a sale limit order of $16, hoping
for some easy money.

I just got in at 14.06; very curious what this stock will be at in a
month's time.

sell it at the end of May 11th, one day before the earning release. It
will be very good profit. If you believe this company will be sure
release good earning at May 12th morning, sell them at the premarket
before the regular. My experience is good earning will battered it
hard during the regular time that day and rebound next day later.

you mean August?

august 11th

Any thoughts for the reason of the sharp drop on the whole solar
energy division today?

TSL having a P/E of 8 now, what do you have to loss?

to hell with TSL, can we stay on topic please.

Naked shorts are being indicted under RI

.....indicted under RICO.

Shar... , can you little bit more specific about this RICO, what does
it mean.

And thats correct, as Donny mentioned, the hell with TSL, lets stick
to JASO.

I read it on another discussion -    They are bringing in the Federal
prosecutors to nail the naked shorts under RICO, something about they
constructed the Bear Stearns deal, and all this naked shorting is
organized crime at its best.  I suppose there will be more news.  I
have about 20 years of paralegal experience, some of it white collar
crime, lots of big corporations.

I can come up with a whole lot more going on than just naked shorts,
but the white collar guys who pulled off the mortgage crisis and the
credit crunch, they'll never be prosecuted.  They're too high up on
the ladder, and people like that keep their faces out of the news.
They let the little guy take the hit.

I did some research on my own, just out of curiosity, about the credit
problem.   I went into the Congressional Records and went back thru
the indexes, and when I got to about 1968, I found where all this
credit business started.  Some guys in the old Nixon administration
cooked this up - and it took 30 years for it to come back and hit the
economy.  I tried to talk to Congress about it, and as usual, they're
not interested in listening to the paralegal.

So I let it ride - but I showed the materials to a lot of university
researchers, and it was a little hard for them to believe it even
after they saw it in writing.

So I can prove it - because the guys who were in on the original deal
under Nixon, sold off their credit reporting agency during the last 6
months.  I had written to them and had regular correspondence with
them for over a year - I told them at least 5 years ago they were
headed for a big problem - The CFO of this company called my home and
came unglued.  Then when the credit crunch finally hit, they sold off
that division.  So I guess I was right.  They didn't want the
liability.  The company was Marmon out of Chicago.  They owned
TransUnion Credit as a subsidiary.  They sold it - trying to get rid
of it.

TransUnion never reported credit ratings correctly, because they
bought their software package from Fair Issac.  Fair Isaac cannot
predict credit scores - they're just guessing.  I had a mathematician
look at the software - it was all entirely bogus.  The credit crunch
came from Fair Isaac and their bogus math.  Notice how nobody ever
asks "how are you calculating the credit scores?"   They aren't
calculating anything - they sell bogus computer software to unwitting
credit bureaus and banks.  The banks rated everybody too high - thus
the crash.

Lesson over.

Short version:  The FICO Score is based on a bogus computer program -
it doesn't predict anything.

Logic dictates that IF the FICO score DID predict credit accurately,
taking in all the factors of the overall economy, THEN there would be
no credit crunch.  The computer program would have been accurate.

You cannot plug a bogus computer program into an economy and expect it
to predict something.  It's going to fail.  Simple logic.  And then
there's the lemmings at the investments houses and banks who will
believe anything if Greenspan put his signature on it.  It all goes
straight to the computer program that predicted the wrong scores.

Dude...
You really did all that stuff?

I just droped my T 50K to this stock!!!!!!!!!
GO!!!!

What a bad time to drop 50K into this stock. I own JASO but at the end
of the end of a day when the stock runs up over 12% is not a good time
to buy.

All that being said, I do not think you will regret investing your
money in JASO in a month's time.

Just sold today.