check out this bomb

Up front - I do not, and never have had any interest in JEL.

But just for interest, check the performance of JEL since listing:

Listed 7 mths ago (Sept, 02) at $1.00

Missed it's prospectus forecast for Dec 02 by a country mile

Company is now saying June 03 results will be abysmal, and well away from prospectus forecast

shares last traded at 27c.

MY POINT IS:

What is the responsibility of the sponsoring broker in such a case?

Obviously, the prospectus number's were crap, based upon dreams.

Surely, someone is (who, I don't know) accountable for enticing investor's to buy stock on absolutely fairy-tale financial forecasts.

If I did buy JEL in the IPO, at the recommendation of my broker, I reckon I would have a damn good case to sue my broker for lack of due diligence.