Journal of Radiology, Inc. (OTC:JRRD) Reappears as Triple-zero Play
The hunger for triple-zero stocks is always on, and this time Journal of Radiology, Inc. (OTC:JRRD) filled it, exploding with unseen volumes and still amazingly attractive at double-zero positions. The company sees promotions every few months, and trades inactively outside those periods, often dropping rapidly. April 11th came with a promotional email that had a high impact, and the ticker went up more than 21% to $0.0017. 
What is curious is that the business behind JRRD has nothing to do with a medical journal, as one would easily imagine. In fact, the company’s name only coincides with an existing publication, but its activity veers from medicine and into new technologies. JRRD specializes in software with multiple gestures interface, and tries to spread it through its website, http://www.interactivespaces.ca. To do this, JRRD has the following financial resources: 
- $3,000 cash
- $155,000 total liabilites
- Zero revenues
- $109,170 net loss
The Canada-based business, Interactive Spaces, has some activity, but so far not reflected in the filings of JRRD. This brings to mind that the OTC company may be a vehicle for Interactive Spaces to gain access to the American markets. Otherwise, the activity of JJRD is listed as Blank Checks, a development stage company. JRRD states it spreads the products of Interactive Spaces through licensing.
The latest pumper for JRRD was Jet Life Penny Stocks, receiving an unknown compensation, probably none. Previously, the ticker was taken by Stock Mister for a budget of $10,000 to cover two emails. The volumes and movements of JRRD were negligible before that first pump, which did little for the ticker. The stock slid from heights of 20 cents on low selling volumes, and turned into a wild and risky underpriced bet.
Jet Life Penny Stocks is yet another promoter with a long history, receiving a low average compensation for its campaigns to the tune of $3,167. This pumper seems to be interested in underpriced stocks, one of its last picks being Bio Matrix Scientific Group, Inc. (OTC:BMSN). The emails from the beginning of April managed to lift up the stock, but it went on to lose half its value, sinking deeper into double-zero territory.
In the case of JRRD, the ticker is such a jumble that it is best to be aware if you can afford its unpredictable nature, and not believe outright the promises of paid pumpers.
