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فقير^و^مسكين
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خل نكون صريحين لو ان الاوسط مو حاجز الاسهم جان اكثرنا باع على سعر
0.001 واقل
خيره يا جماعه خيره
0.001 واقل
خيره يا جماعه خيره
فقير^و^مسكين
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لاست 0.0038
الهاي 0.0055
الهاي 0.0055
فقير^و^مسكين
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نعطيهم مهله ليوم الاثنين واذا ما صار شي معاهم
نسوي مظاهره
نسوي مظاهره
Abdulazeez
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فقير^و^مسكين قال:خل نكون صريحين لو ان الاوسط مو حاجز الاسهم جان اكثرنا باع على سعر
0.001 واقل
خيره يا جماعه خيره
Abdulazeez قال:هذا أكبر دليل على سوء قرارهم ... لاحظو لما كلمتهم أول مره كم كان سعر السهم .. لاحظو سعره لما كلمتهم وحطوني هولد .. وانقطع الخط
السعر الهاي وصل 0.0027$ واللاســت 0.0022$
تصدقون حطيت أمر على سعر 0.009$ وكنت متابعه من الياهو وكم مكان ثاني .. بس المشكله البث والأسعار متأخره وكان يصعد بسرعه ..
وعندي لكم خبرين وأتمنى يكونون صح ويتحققون :
أولا : هناك قاب بكرا الصبح واعتقد ممكن يعدي الـ 10% أو يبدأ بصعود سريع وتوقع القاب قريب الـ 0.003$ ومن ثم النزول والصعود
ثانيا : الأسعار المتوقعه هي 0.003$ وثم 0.005$ وآخر هدف 0.01$ وهو المدى الطويل الإستثماري
ملاحظه : تم تداول أكثر من 1.4 مليار سهم .. مجموع الأسهم المتاحه للبيع بالكامل وهي 10% هي 2.7 مليار سهم يعني تم تداول أكثر من 50% من الأسهم خلال يوم واحد ولهل السبب صعد بهل السرعه ..
والله أعلم
أخوي أقرأ فوق باللون الأحمر ... السهم كان له هدف أولي وهدف ثاني وحققهم حسب التوقعات ... أنا شريت قبل أمس ويوم الأثنين وأول مره الإسبوع الي طـاف ... لأني كنت مصدق كلام بعض الكتاب الأجانب لصعود السهم ... وكنت ناوي أبيع على سعر 0.005$ ... ما قام أتكلم عن الــ 10% .. قام أتكلم عن أسهم اشتريها وأبيعها للمضاربه ..
والله مو حاط إلا الــ 0.005$ ببالي وكنت متوقع هل السعر و الصعود للمضاربه ..
ما أقول الله يهدي الأوسط على شغلهم هذا
ASHgaR
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- 12 يوليو 2006
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السهم ممنوع من التداول في حساب الوسيط ( الاوسط ) جميع اوامر البيع مرفوضه ؟؟
يقولون ان السبب من الوسيط الامريكي انشالله يطلع كلامهم صحيح ويكون المنع من التداول مقتصر على الكويتين فقط
وانشالله تتضح الصورة اكثر الاسبوع القادم عشان يعم الخير على المسلمين
يقولون ان السبب من الوسيط الامريكي انشالله يطلع كلامهم صحيح ويكون المنع من التداول مقتصر على الكويتين فقط
وانشالله تتضح الصورة اكثر الاسبوع القادم عشان يعم الخير على المسلمين
Abdulazeez
عضو نشط
ASHgaR قال:
أوامــر الشــــراء تم وقفهــا بعـــــد
السبب ليس من الوسيط الأمريكي .. لأنهم قالو قبل بس ناطرين الأوامر عن الأسهم .. يعني كل يوم عذر
Abdulazeez
عضو نشط
السلام عليكم
ممكن أحد يشرح لنـــــا عن هل الكلام الدائر بالمنتديات الأجنبيه ؟؟ هل هو صحيح .. والظاهر صحيح لأنهم يتكلمون عنه بثقه ...
يقولون إذا كنت تمتلك مثلا 10 مليون سهم .. يكون لديك 1 مليون سهم بعد أن تأخذ الشــركه 90% من أسهمك .. والتي تكون 10% عدل
فيعطونك ســند تملك أســهم غير قابله للبيع تسمى ( CD PAIMRR ) تعادل ما يقارب 1000 ســهم مقابل كل ســهم كنت تملكه بتاريخ 15/6/2005 ، وبهل الشكل يكون عندك بدل الـ 10 مليون ســهم راح يكون 10 مليارات سـهم ( نعم 10 مليارات سهم ) ، وتستطيع أن تحولهم إلى أسهم عاديه قابله للتداول فورا ولكن يجب ان تبدلها بأسهم عاديه قابله للتداول للبيع وطبعا للشـراء .
، وكل ما تمتلك الأسهم فتره أطول يكون الإسترداد بكميه أقل حسب الآتي :
بالســنه الأولى 10000 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الثانيه 5000 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الثالثه 2500 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الرابعه 1250 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الخامسه 500 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
يعني لو تبيع خلال ســنه راح يعطونك مليون ســهم وخلاص ماراح تطالبهم بشيء موليه ... ولكن لو تنتظر 5 سنوات راح يعطونك مقابلها 20 مليون ســهم ....
طبعــا بعد شهر أو 6 أشهر أو ســنه أو سنتين أو نقوول 5 ســنوات .. لا أحـد يعلم كم راح يكون سعر الســهم وقتهـــا
تحت أحد الإستفسارات من أحد الملاك بأحد المنتديات والأخر يرد عليه ، وممكن تفهمون قصدي من كلامهم .
والله أعلم
ممكن أحد يشرح لنـــــا عن هل الكلام الدائر بالمنتديات الأجنبيه ؟؟ هل هو صحيح .. والظاهر صحيح لأنهم يتكلمون عنه بثقه ...
يقولون إذا كنت تمتلك مثلا 10 مليون سهم .. يكون لديك 1 مليون سهم بعد أن تأخذ الشــركه 90% من أسهمك .. والتي تكون 10% عدل
فيعطونك ســند تملك أســهم غير قابله للبيع تسمى ( CD PAIMRR ) تعادل ما يقارب 1000 ســهم مقابل كل ســهم كنت تملكه بتاريخ 15/6/2005 ، وبهل الشكل يكون عندك بدل الـ 10 مليون ســهم راح يكون 10 مليارات سـهم ( نعم 10 مليارات سهم ) ، وتستطيع أن تحولهم إلى أسهم عاديه قابله للتداول فورا ولكن يجب ان تبدلها بأسهم عاديه قابله للتداول للبيع وطبعا للشـراء .
، وكل ما تمتلك الأسهم فتره أطول يكون الإسترداد بكميه أقل حسب الآتي :
بالســنه الأولى 10000 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الثانيه 5000 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الثالثه 2500 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الرابعه 1250 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
بالســنه الخامسه 500 سهم تتحول إلى 1 سهم عادي قابل للتداول
يعني لو تبيع خلال ســنه راح يعطونك مليون ســهم وخلاص ماراح تطالبهم بشيء موليه ... ولكن لو تنتظر 5 سنوات راح يعطونك مقابلها 20 مليون ســهم ....
طبعــا بعد شهر أو 6 أشهر أو ســنه أو سنتين أو نقوول 5 ســنوات .. لا أحـد يعلم كم راح يكون سعر الســهم وقتهـــا
تحت أحد الإستفسارات من أحد الملاك بأحد المنتديات والأخر يرد عليه ، وممكن تفهمون قصدي من كلامهم .
والله أعلم
Quote:
Originally Posted by Snivvle
I bought PAIM as a loterry ticket, months and months ago at .0001. I purchased 3,000,000 shares. They took all but 300K of the shares, and supposedly the 2.7mil shares they took away from me was changed into the CD you are talking about.
Interesting thing is, I had no clue that they left me with 300K at .0001. So, today, I end up selling my 300K at .0053 for $1.5K. Talk about a surprise.
Initially I threw in $300 bucks for a Lottery as I said, at .0001. 2.7mil was taken out when the Company made those CDS, but they left me with 300K. Sold that 300K today and became very content
Did this happen to anyone else?
Hey Sniv,
Yes, this happened to everybody like you and me that have been here a long time.
Dont forget about the 1000:1 shares of Prefered PAIM that you should have also. You should have some 3,000,000,000 (yup, I said 3 Billion) of, as ST calls it PAIMPR. And it IS covertable to common shares right now at a rate of 10,000:1.
You aint done with PAIM yet Brother...you still got some more to go.
I started to get out of my position today as well, but I figgered I had been here this long and now they have actually began operations, I may as well stay a little longer.
Yes, I have survived the "House of Paim".
Hey, maybe we should get Pearl to make us all some T-shirts. GLTA
__________________
To make a small fortune in the pennies, it helps if you start with a large one
Originally Posted by Snivvle
I bought PAIM as a loterry ticket, months and months ago at .0001. I purchased 3,000,000 shares. They took all but 300K of the shares, and supposedly the 2.7mil shares they took away from me was changed into the CD you are talking about.
Interesting thing is, I had no clue that they left me with 300K at .0001. So, today, I end up selling my 300K at .0053 for $1.5K. Talk about a surprise.
Initially I threw in $300 bucks for a Lottery as I said, at .0001. 2.7mil was taken out when the Company made those CDS, but they left me with 300K. Sold that 300K today and became very content
Did this happen to anyone else?
Hey Sniv,
Yes, this happened to everybody like you and me that have been here a long time.
Dont forget about the 1000:1 shares of Prefered PAIM that you should have also. You should have some 3,000,000,000 (yup, I said 3 Billion) of, as ST calls it PAIMPR. And it IS covertable to common shares right now at a rate of 10,000:1.
You aint done with PAIM yet Brother...you still got some more to go.
I started to get out of my position today as well, but I figgered I had been here this long and now they have actually began operations, I may as well stay a little longer.
Yes, I have survived the "House of Paim".
Hey, maybe we should get Pearl to make us all some T-shirts. GLTA
__________________
To make a small fortune in the pennies, it helps if you start with a large one
fesalll
عضو نشط
بوسعيد
هذى المنحه استلمته منزمان من 15-3
وعندى بالمحفظه 3 مليار سهم
باسم paimdz
لكنها اصفار
ننطر هالخمس سنين اذا مافلست الشركه
هذى المنحه استلمته منزمان من 15-3
وعندى بالمحفظه 3 مليار سهم
باسم paimdz
لكنها اصفار
ننطر هالخمس سنين اذا مافلست الشركه
Abdulazeez
عضو نشط
fesalll قال:بوسعيد
هذى المنحه استلمته منزمان من 15-3
وعندى بالمحفظه 3 مليار سهم
باسم paimdz
لكنها اصفار
ننطر هالخمس سنين اذا مافلست الشركه
بس كلام المنتديات يتكلمون عن هل الوقت ... الأسهم راح تبين PAIMRR والي أعرفه مو شرط تصبر 5 سنوات
بس راح تفرق الكميه والبيعه
Abdulazeez
عضو نشط
أســـئله وأجوبــه تســاعدكم
Found this on the PAIM website
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Pearl Asian Mining Answers
The Commonly Asked Questions of the
90% Buy Back of Its
Issued and Outstanding Common Shares
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. answers the commonly asked questions on the 90% Buy Back or approximately 27,000,000,000 of its issued and outstanding common shares using a convertible debenture.* Pearl Asian has no intention to hurt the PAIM Shareholders. The buy back is another creative and positive tool in reducing PAIM huge public float, thus benefiting all the shareholders and the success of producing gold by the company. Pearl Asian continues and will ever respect to cherish all of its shareholders, from the smallest to the largest and from the poorest to the richest!
*
(Q1) If I have 50 Million shares bought at .0001. The company is saying they are taking 45 Million out of my account and giving me an IOU for $45,000 which after 5 years I get to keep but I lose my debenture shares. So after 5 years, I am left with 5 Million shares and 45,000. Anytime before the 5 years is up, I can turn my debenture shares into free trading shares for a cost of .01 cents a share, but I can only do this for 10% of my debenture shares. So if I choose to turn my debenture into free trading shares I am left with 5 Million shares from my original purchase and 4.5 Million shares from the debenture, but it cost me $45,000 to convert them. So I will be left with 9.5 Million shares and out $45,000. The company is in effect paying $45,000 for 45 Million shares, they could buy on the open market right now for $4,500.00. They are paying 10 times what they are worth. What am I missing here? Why would a company do this?*
(A) Yes, you have it correct. However, the reason to pay with a note instead of cash is that the company doesn't have the cash available to buy that many shares out of the market. If we tried to buy that many shares (27 billion) out of the market it could cost more than $0.001 on average, because as the supply decreases the price will increase. We thought that $0.001 would be fair for several reasons: $0.001 is the par value and since debenture holders will have to wait 5 years there is a discounted value less than $0.001 before maturity. And with the $0.001 price it makes it possible for the debentures to have a market value (should a market emerge on the Yellow Sheets) higher than $0.0001.
(Q2)* Can you clarify something for me. In my case, of having*50mil shares of PAIM. I know I keep 5mil and 45mil*I bought out. If I wanted, I can sell at anytime and get $45,000 cash; If I stay, I’m guaranteed $450,000 in 5 years or less. My thinking is, I would have received that amount anyway if the value hit $0 .01. That’s where I’m lost.* What if the value hits $0.02, etc. do we lose out* on that opportunity?
(A) Sorry for the confusion, but PAIM will only be obligated to pay you $45,000 after 5 years if you do not convert back to common stock at the rate of $0.01. For the $45,000 debenture to become worth $450,000 the stock would have to go to $0 .10 per share. But you would have to first convert your $45,000 debenture to 4,500,000 common shares and sell those shares for $0.10 per share to realize $450,000. In that case your other 5,000,000 shares would be worth $500,000 if you held until they hit $0.10. If the stock goes to $0.01 your 5,000,000 shares will be worth $50,000 and if you cashed in everything at that point you would have $95,000 including converting your debenture to common stock and selling those shares at $0.01. You can not cash in your debenture during the 5 years with our company.* But if a market develops for the debentures you may be able to sell the debenture into the market at a discount before maturity, or even a premium if the stock closes above $0.01.
(Q3) What will happen to our preferred shares if we do not convert?
(A) You can keep the preferred shares as long as you like, and we hope they will increase in value over time.*
(Q4)* I’m new at this investing stuff. I read your May 5th article on Big Charts.com and I’m not sure what this all means I’m real new at all this investing stuff. I bought 1,300,000.00 shares (130.00) in the company and I follow it everyday. I noticed at the bottom of my streamer page that there is an additional 200,000,000.00 shares added to this with no price, can you explain this to me. Do I need to sell this back to the company and if I do will I keep the 200 million shares?
(A) It seems strange that you would receive 200,000,000 preferred shares if you only bought 1,300,000 common shares. The preferred shares do not have a symbol yet so there is no market value yet. If you own your common shares on the conversion date 90% of those shares will be converted to a debenture at the rate of $0.001. We gave an example in our press release using 1,000,000 common shares as an example which may help you understand this. We will publish our Q&A page on our web site where we have answered various questions about this subject and we hope this will be helpful as well.
(Q5) Hello can you tell me what is naked selling and how does it happen?
(A) This happens when Market Makers or Hedge Funds sell shares through the market that they do not own and have not borrowed. On July 3rd, new rules should make it so that shorting in Pink Sheets companies will be published, so we will get a better understanding how much we have been victimized by this plight.
(Q6) I was reading your article on May 4 on the buy back of 90% of the float. I see that if you’re an owner on June 1, on the 15th you‘re entitled to the debentures. It wasn’t clear on your article if you must convert your share or you can hold the common. Can you please clear that up for me. I would like to know if I can just own the common stock I own now or must I have debentures?
(A) We are currently considering making the conversion automatic, so that we accomplish the goal by reducing the number of common shares outstanding without a reverse split.
(Q7) Does today's news of 5/4/06 say that my shares/money is locked up for up to 5 years? Is 10% of it is open for trading?
(A) You will have 10% of your shares to trade and possibly as high as, or higher than .001 due to supply and demand factors. In this example, if you bought at .0001 and then after conversion sold at the remaining 10% at .001 you would have your investment back and the debenture would be profit, with none of your initial investment tied up. Furthermore, it is possible that you will be able at some point to sell your debenture for a percentage of face value, and/or convert it to stock at .01 per share. Since PAIM has more than 3,000 shareholders, there is a reasonable expectation that a market will develop over time for PAIM's convertible debentures at a percentage of face value. The market value of the debenture, if any, should increase as the maturity date approaches. Based on other factors such as the market value of the common, and future failures and/or successes of PAIM will all be contributing factors.
(Q8) I have 50 mil shares right now. Does it mean 45mil shares are locked up for up to 5 yrs?
(A) No, it means that PAIM will owe a debt to you in the amount of $45,000. And you will no longer own those 45,000,000 shares, but only be able to convert back to 4.5 million shares if you elect to convert the debenture to common.
(Q9). And I can trade 5 mil now??
(A) Yes, and before the conversion date you can trade your entire position, but the less you own on the record date, the less the amount of the debenture you will receive on the conversion date. But you may have meant, "Can I trade what will be my remaining 5 mil shares after the conversion of my other 45 million shares?". The answer to that question is, "Yes!”.
(Q10) How many more shares will be dumped sir?
(A) We have no control over shareholders selling their shares on the open market or market makers naked shorting.
(Q11) What would happen with our dividends with this news release?
(A) The buy back could increase the value of the preferred shares.
(Q12) How will the new outstanding shares and float numbers affect the Buyins numbers?
(A) What new outstanding? The common outstanding remains approximately 30 billion. The buyins report is not based on the float as far as we understand it.
(Q13) Would you please confirm the stock dividend of 1000 for 1 preferred shares to the holders of PAIM.PK as of record date 3-15-06 and pay date 3-31-06 if a holder has 1000 shares of PAIM.PK how many shares of PAIMPR will he receive?
(A). If you owned 1,000 common shares of PAIM in your brokerage account at the close of business on March 14th you should have received 1,000,000 preferred shares.
(Q14) Regarding the preferred stock, when was the cut off for getting the Preferred Stock, as I had my common stock bought by March 13, 2006
(A) If you bought on the 13th and held till the 15th of March 2006 you are entitled to the dividend.
(Q15) I have 900,000 common share of PAIM that I have bought through my account at Scottrade.com. I know that Pearl Asian Mining Industries was doing a preferred stock for people who had common shares. I am confused at what the rate is for the common to preferred is, it seems I have a 1 for 1 rate. I have 900k preferred shares, I bought my common shares 500k on March 6 and 400k on March 13. Please can you inform me of what the correct rate is for shareholders please, that way I can contact Scottrade if there is any issues.
(A) Perhaps Scott trade can't put that many digits in their computer. You should have 1000 preferred for every 1 common.
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Pearl Asian Mining Answers
The Commonly Asked Questions of the
90% Buy Back of Its
Issued and Outstanding Common Shares
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. answers the commonly asked questions on the 90% Buy Back or approximately 27,000,000,000 of its issued and outstanding common shares using a convertible debenture.* Pearl Asian has no intention to hurt the PAIM Shareholders. The buy back is another creative and positive tool in reducing PAIM huge public float, thus benefiting all the shareholders and the success of producing gold by the company. Pearl Asian continues and will ever respect to cherish all of its shareholders, from the smallest to the largest and from the poorest to the richest!
*
(Q1) If I have 50 Million shares bought at .0001. The company is saying they are taking 45 Million out of my account and giving me an IOU for $45,000 which after 5 years I get to keep but I lose my debenture shares. So after 5 years, I am left with 5 Million shares and 45,000. Anytime before the 5 years is up, I can turn my debenture shares into free trading shares for a cost of .01 cents a share, but I can only do this for 10% of my debenture shares. So if I choose to turn my debenture into free trading shares I am left with 5 Million shares from my original purchase and 4.5 Million shares from the debenture, but it cost me $45,000 to convert them. So I will be left with 9.5 Million shares and out $45,000. The company is in effect paying $45,000 for 45 Million shares, they could buy on the open market right now for $4,500.00. They are paying 10 times what they are worth. What am I missing here? Why would a company do this?*
(A) Yes, you have it correct. However, the reason to pay with a note instead of cash is that the company doesn't have the cash available to buy that many shares out of the market. If we tried to buy that many shares (27 billion) out of the market it could cost more than $0.001 on average, because as the supply decreases the price will increase. We thought that $0.001 would be fair for several reasons: $0.001 is the par value and since debenture holders will have to wait 5 years there is a discounted value less than $0.001 before maturity. And with the $0.001 price it makes it possible for the debentures to have a market value (should a market emerge on the Yellow Sheets) higher than $0.0001.
(Q2)* Can you clarify something for me. In my case, of having*50mil shares of PAIM. I know I keep 5mil and 45mil*I bought out. If I wanted, I can sell at anytime and get $45,000 cash; If I stay, I’m guaranteed $450,000 in 5 years or less. My thinking is, I would have received that amount anyway if the value hit $0 .01. That’s where I’m lost.* What if the value hits $0.02, etc. do we lose out* on that opportunity?
(A) Sorry for the confusion, but PAIM will only be obligated to pay you $45,000 after 5 years if you do not convert back to common stock at the rate of $0.01. For the $45,000 debenture to become worth $450,000 the stock would have to go to $0 .10 per share. But you would have to first convert your $45,000 debenture to 4,500,000 common shares and sell those shares for $0.10 per share to realize $450,000. In that case your other 5,000,000 shares would be worth $500,000 if you held until they hit $0.10. If the stock goes to $0.01 your 5,000,000 shares will be worth $50,000 and if you cashed in everything at that point you would have $95,000 including converting your debenture to common stock and selling those shares at $0.01. You can not cash in your debenture during the 5 years with our company.* But if a market develops for the debentures you may be able to sell the debenture into the market at a discount before maturity, or even a premium if the stock closes above $0.01.
(Q3) What will happen to our preferred shares if we do not convert?
(A) You can keep the preferred shares as long as you like, and we hope they will increase in value over time.*
(Q4)* I’m new at this investing stuff. I read your May 5th article on Big Charts.com and I’m not sure what this all means I’m real new at all this investing stuff. I bought 1,300,000.00 shares (130.00) in the company and I follow it everyday. I noticed at the bottom of my streamer page that there is an additional 200,000,000.00 shares added to this with no price, can you explain this to me. Do I need to sell this back to the company and if I do will I keep the 200 million shares?
(A) It seems strange that you would receive 200,000,000 preferred shares if you only bought 1,300,000 common shares. The preferred shares do not have a symbol yet so there is no market value yet. If you own your common shares on the conversion date 90% of those shares will be converted to a debenture at the rate of $0.001. We gave an example in our press release using 1,000,000 common shares as an example which may help you understand this. We will publish our Q&A page on our web site where we have answered various questions about this subject and we hope this will be helpful as well.
(Q5) Hello can you tell me what is naked selling and how does it happen?
(A) This happens when Market Makers or Hedge Funds sell shares through the market that they do not own and have not borrowed. On July 3rd, new rules should make it so that shorting in Pink Sheets companies will be published, so we will get a better understanding how much we have been victimized by this plight.
(Q6) I was reading your article on May 4 on the buy back of 90% of the float. I see that if you’re an owner on June 1, on the 15th you‘re entitled to the debentures. It wasn’t clear on your article if you must convert your share or you can hold the common. Can you please clear that up for me. I would like to know if I can just own the common stock I own now or must I have debentures?
(A) We are currently considering making the conversion automatic, so that we accomplish the goal by reducing the number of common shares outstanding without a reverse split.
(Q7) Does today's news of 5/4/06 say that my shares/money is locked up for up to 5 years? Is 10% of it is open for trading?
(A) You will have 10% of your shares to trade and possibly as high as, or higher than .001 due to supply and demand factors. In this example, if you bought at .0001 and then after conversion sold at the remaining 10% at .001 you would have your investment back and the debenture would be profit, with none of your initial investment tied up. Furthermore, it is possible that you will be able at some point to sell your debenture for a percentage of face value, and/or convert it to stock at .01 per share. Since PAIM has more than 3,000 shareholders, there is a reasonable expectation that a market will develop over time for PAIM's convertible debentures at a percentage of face value. The market value of the debenture, if any, should increase as the maturity date approaches. Based on other factors such as the market value of the common, and future failures and/or successes of PAIM will all be contributing factors.
(Q8) I have 50 mil shares right now. Does it mean 45mil shares are locked up for up to 5 yrs?
(A) No, it means that PAIM will owe a debt to you in the amount of $45,000. And you will no longer own those 45,000,000 shares, but only be able to convert back to 4.5 million shares if you elect to convert the debenture to common.
(Q9). And I can trade 5 mil now??
(A) Yes, and before the conversion date you can trade your entire position, but the less you own on the record date, the less the amount of the debenture you will receive on the conversion date. But you may have meant, "Can I trade what will be my remaining 5 mil shares after the conversion of my other 45 million shares?". The answer to that question is, "Yes!”.
(Q10) How many more shares will be dumped sir?
(A) We have no control over shareholders selling their shares on the open market or market makers naked shorting.
(Q11) What would happen with our dividends with this news release?
(A) The buy back could increase the value of the preferred shares.
(Q12) How will the new outstanding shares and float numbers affect the Buyins numbers?
(A) What new outstanding? The common outstanding remains approximately 30 billion. The buyins report is not based on the float as far as we understand it.
(Q13) Would you please confirm the stock dividend of 1000 for 1 preferred shares to the holders of PAIM.PK as of record date 3-15-06 and pay date 3-31-06 if a holder has 1000 shares of PAIM.PK how many shares of PAIMPR will he receive?
(A). If you owned 1,000 common shares of PAIM in your brokerage account at the close of business on March 14th you should have received 1,000,000 preferred shares.
(Q14) Regarding the preferred stock, when was the cut off for getting the Preferred Stock, as I had my common stock bought by March 13, 2006
(A) If you bought on the 13th and held till the 15th of March 2006 you are entitled to the dividend.
(Q15) I have 900,000 common share of PAIM that I have bought through my account at Scottrade.com. I know that Pearl Asian Mining Industries was doing a preferred stock for people who had common shares. I am confused at what the rate is for the common to preferred is, it seems I have a 1 for 1 rate. I have 900k preferred shares, I bought my common shares 500k on March 6 and 400k on March 13. Please can you inform me of what the correct rate is for shareholders please, that way I can contact Scottrade if there is any issues.
(A) Perhaps Scott trade can't put that many digits in their computer. You should have 1000 preferred for every 1 common.
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