Blue Sphere Corp (BLSP)

$0.00 0.00 (N/A)
Market Cap 0.00
Revenue (ttm) 3.82M
Net Income (ttm) -3.91M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -102.36%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 172,400
Avg Vol N/A
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 0.00
Stochastic %K 0%
Beta -1.20
Analysts Strong Buy
Price Target $0.16

Company Profile

Blue Sphere Corporation operates as a developer and independent power producer in the clean energy production and waste to energy markets. The company focuses on projects related to the acquisition, construction, and development of biogas facilities in the United States, Italy, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, and Israel. It also focuses on soil amendments, compost, and other by-products. The company was formerly known as Jin Jie Corp. and changed its name to Blue Sphere Corporation in Febru...

Industry: Utilities - Renewable
Sector: Utilities
Phone: 704-909-2806
Address:
301 McCullough Drive, 4th Floor, Charlotte, United States
catapeed
catapeed Mar. 21 at 1:58 PM
$BLSP AI Report #27 claiming a 90–95% chance of reconstruction for Bluesphere Corporation is pure speculation, not reality. Companies with no revenue, heavy debt, and ongoing legal issues don’t have near-certain outcomes. Yes, a receiver can try to clean up the cap table and governance—but that requires court approval, takes time, and gets challenged. More importantly, it doesn’t fix the core problem: no real assets or cash flow. With creditors first in line and lawsuits still hanging out there, shareholders are last. “Relaunch or sale” only works if there’s something of value to sell. Bottom line: possible? maybe. 90–95% likely? not even close.
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thegoodnessparadox
thegoodnessparadox Mar. 20 at 3:08 PM
$BLSP A certified cap table is one of the most valuable outputs of a receivership. That is key.
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BuyTheDipItDipMore
BuyTheDipItDipMore Mar. 20 at 11:01 AM
$BLSP lol, come on, just move on, buy just buy google or netflix lol
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AB31
AB31 Mar. 20 at 9:50 AM
$BLSP Can we now all agree that I was right about BLSP being a non-existent POS company run by a bunch of criminals that no one should ever invest in? I challenge all the bagholders/diamond hand clowns to step up and admit they were wrong - zero (pickle boy), cement head, weasel, toy car tuff-man, retirement & Ai boy, Texas (big biceps) biker, and most importantly this guy…
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BuyTheDipItDipMore
BuyTheDipItDipMore Mar. 20 at 12:55 AM
$BLSP just give up ray 😢
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Rayster
Rayster Mar. 19 at 6:35 PM
$BLSP Would someone ask Ray808 how the court case went for BLSP??? He has me blocked as he hates the truth. He was really high on the most recent court case solving all the BLSP shareholder issues!!!!
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Epafroditus
Epafroditus Mar. 19 at 2:46 PM
$BLSP How can it be up?
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Imrichsnitchh
Imrichsnitchh Mar. 19 at 2:13 PM
$BLSP Are there any chances of this “shell” getting taken over?
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catapeed
catapeed Mar. 17 at 9:43 PM
$BLSP How will BLSP pay you back with no income, no assets, $29M debt & lawsuits? Who’d take receivership or merge into this mess? Net debt ~‑$26M last filing, negative equity. Feel sorry for those still chasing Ray’s schemes—warning ignored, lesson learned.
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catapeed
catapeed Mar. 17 at 12:01 AM
$BLSP Why would any legitimate private company choose to do a reverse merger into a shell company like BLSP that is already carrying significant debt and facing lawsuits? In a reverse merger, the public shell usually survives as the legal entity. That means any existing liabilities—debts, legal claims, or other obligations—typically remain with the company after the merger. In other words, the private company stepping in would effectively inherit those problems. Because of that risk, most serious reverse merger deals look for what’s called a “clean shell,” meaning a company with minimal liabilities and no active litigation. Taking over a shell with major debt and ongoing lawsuits would normally require those issues to be settled or restructured first, otherwise the new business is immediately burdened by them.
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catapeed
catapeed Mar. 21 at 1:58 PM
$BLSP AI Report #27 claiming a 90–95% chance of reconstruction for Bluesphere Corporation is pure speculation, not reality. Companies with no revenue, heavy debt, and ongoing legal issues don’t have near-certain outcomes. Yes, a receiver can try to clean up the cap table and governance—but that requires court approval, takes time, and gets challenged. More importantly, it doesn’t fix the core problem: no real assets or cash flow. With creditors first in line and lawsuits still hanging out there, shareholders are last. “Relaunch or sale” only works if there’s something of value to sell. Bottom line: possible? maybe. 90–95% likely? not even close.
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thegoodnessparadox
thegoodnessparadox Mar. 20 at 3:08 PM
$BLSP A certified cap table is one of the most valuable outputs of a receivership. That is key.
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BuyTheDipItDipMore
BuyTheDipItDipMore Mar. 20 at 11:01 AM
$BLSP lol, come on, just move on, buy just buy google or netflix lol
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AB31
AB31 Mar. 20 at 9:50 AM
$BLSP Can we now all agree that I was right about BLSP being a non-existent POS company run by a bunch of criminals that no one should ever invest in? I challenge all the bagholders/diamond hand clowns to step up and admit they were wrong - zero (pickle boy), cement head, weasel, toy car tuff-man, retirement & Ai boy, Texas (big biceps) biker, and most importantly this guy…
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BuyTheDipItDipMore
BuyTheDipItDipMore Mar. 20 at 12:55 AM
$BLSP just give up ray 😢
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Rayster
Rayster Mar. 19 at 6:35 PM
$BLSP Would someone ask Ray808 how the court case went for BLSP??? He has me blocked as he hates the truth. He was really high on the most recent court case solving all the BLSP shareholder issues!!!!
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Epafroditus
Epafroditus Mar. 19 at 2:46 PM
$BLSP How can it be up?
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Imrichsnitchh
Imrichsnitchh Mar. 19 at 2:13 PM
$BLSP Are there any chances of this “shell” getting taken over?
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catapeed
catapeed Mar. 17 at 9:43 PM
$BLSP How will BLSP pay you back with no income, no assets, $29M debt & lawsuits? Who’d take receivership or merge into this mess? Net debt ~‑$26M last filing, negative equity. Feel sorry for those still chasing Ray’s schemes—warning ignored, lesson learned.
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catapeed
catapeed Mar. 17 at 12:01 AM
$BLSP Why would any legitimate private company choose to do a reverse merger into a shell company like BLSP that is already carrying significant debt and facing lawsuits? In a reverse merger, the public shell usually survives as the legal entity. That means any existing liabilities—debts, legal claims, or other obligations—typically remain with the company after the merger. In other words, the private company stepping in would effectively inherit those problems. Because of that risk, most serious reverse merger deals look for what’s called a “clean shell,” meaning a company with minimal liabilities and no active litigation. Taking over a shell with major debt and ongoing lawsuits would normally require those issues to be settled or restructured first, otherwise the new business is immediately burdened by them.
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AB31
AB31 Mar. 16 at 7:40 AM
$BLSP Is Ray cooking up another scheme? Is this part of plans A, B or C… This is great news! The phoenix is about to rise and we will all be dancing under the rainbow. I bet Shlomo is definitely feeling the heat now!!
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Rayof808
Rayof808 Mar. 16 at 6:09 AM
$BLSP from AI Report #27: Corporate Reconstruction and Shareholder Restoration Timing: 60–180 days after receiver appointment Probability of successful reconstruction: 90–95% The receiver will: rebuild the cap table cancel invalid issuances restore the corporate charter reestablish governance prepare the company for relaunch or sale This is the endgame shareholders have been working toward.
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Noelle78
Noelle78 Mar. 16 at 12:24 AM
$BLSP well my account was dead and now there is a heart beat /life
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Rayof808
Rayof808 Mar. 15 at 11:06 PM
$BLSP When a new company merges in, it doesn’t mean we’re “starting from scratch.” It means a real operating business brings its assets, revenue, management, and industry into the BLSP shell. That’s how abandoned public companies are revived. The shell is the vehicle; the new company is the engine.
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TerzoMillennio
TerzoMillennio Mar. 14 at 2:01 PM
$ALMU is a literary tale of the boy who called wolf one last time. First he called $BLSP @ .005 then called $PHIL @ .0001 and then $HCMC @ .0001. But when he called $ALMU @ 15 nobody listened. Everyone died The end
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GoatHead
GoatHead Mar. 13 at 4:50 PM
$BLSP When the main bull mostly posts about court cases and legalese, you know this stock is cooked. I admire the perseverance though.
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Rayof808
Rayof808 Mar. 11 at 7:36 PM
$BLSP In a Reverse Merger, the previous stock "disappears", so no one will ever know it existed . . . There won't be anyone to talk about BLSP anymore . . . It will appear to those not familiar with recent events that the company "is gone" . . .
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Rayof808
Rayof808 Mar. 11 at 7:13 PM
$BLSP If a new company merges into the BLSP shell, the odds of a ticker change are extremely high — roughly 90–95%.
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Rayster
Rayster Mar. 11 at 1:55 PM
$BLSP It will be interesting to see how LL808 explains away the court ruling!!! Keep Calm and Chive ON
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BuyTheDipItDipMore
BuyTheDipItDipMore Mar. 11 at 2:08 AM
$BLSP update please?😅
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Rayof808
Rayof808 Mar. 7 at 6:31 AM
$BLSP I have made a new post on Reddit which INVITES ANY QUESTIONS, WHICH I WILL SUBMIT TO OUR AI-DOCUMENT SOURCE. I urge any BLSP follower here as well to ask ANY QUESTION YOU MAY HAVE -- and I will post the AI-document response. This will allow Stocktwits to be more helpful to answer ANY question that followers may have. Not everyone is up-to-date, so in order to get everyone on board, AI-document will give appropriate answers for every question !
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MoneyTyler7
MoneyTyler7 Mar. 6 at 5:11 PM
$BLSP haha it moving first time ever in 6 years Crazy haha
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