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Jamba Juice Should Bear Fruit by Mid-2009

I am in no way affiliated with Jamba and do not currently own their stock directly or indirectly.

I am actually a former employee from middle management who was suckered into buying a great deal of stock before losing almost everything I had invested. I was a fool, and listened to those above as they put a super positive spin on a sinking company.

Jamba Juice Should Bear Fruit by Mid-2009

My analysis: Jamba is soon to be bankrupt and all investors should bail out now. They have already began closing their stores in earnest, trying to salvage something, but the core problem has always been the top management's love of wasteful spending. Even with a new CEO (who happens to have never even been a CEO before) this company's prospects look terrible. Huge consistent losses, wastful spending, tons of ideas and new innovations scraped because they were unpopular, and super costly breakfast launch that failed....all of this adds up to a company made of idiots who don't know what they are doing.

It is my sincere suspision that the author of this article is actually a PR attempt from Jamba to gain momentum for itself. Many times in earlier articles, several people would all say how they've lost so much money in this stock, and ONE person would step in and defend the company and talk about all its upsides without addressing the issues all the other people made. The person's words were written so well and overly positive that you could tell that this was a person on the inside and possibly a marketing ploy to send out SOME positive news. After reading and re-reading this article, I assume this person is also a Jamba insider, paid to present a case that Jamba is not yet finished.

Nice try...but after watching a $10 drop in this stock down to 50 cents a share, I think people are smart enough to kiss Jamba good-bye and watch as they end up closing everything. Based on all their previous decisions as a company, this ship has no where to go but down.

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Jamba Juice is dying. Dump the stock immediately. If you don't trust that statement, try walking into any Jamba Juice store at traditional lunch rush time. 1 in 10 stores will actually have customers. This company has made some very stupid moves and has now placed itself into a freshly painted corner. No CEO, no positive cash flow, no major traditional marketing, they reported a Q2 2008 loss of 89 million, last years profit was at -200 million, and they are cannibalizing their own product by offering it bottled in every grocery store possible.

This stock is currently bouncing from 50 cents to 65 cents. SELL SELL SELL. I give it four to six months until bankruptcy, and I doubt any other QSR will buy them knowing how bad a stand alone smoothie chain idea is. Too little profit, and too much overhead. Bad management and incorporation has doomed this company. Sell NOW!!