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I ENCOURAGE EVERYONE TO DO THE PPM. THE $2,500 INVESTMENT IS NOT THAT MUCH MONEY FOR SOME OF YOU. PLUS, IT WILL HELP THE COMPANY, WHICH HELPS US ALL. IF EVERYONE WHO HAD MORE THEN $10,000 INVESTED IN THIS STOCK DECIDED TO PLACE $2,500 IN THE PPM, YOU WOULD SURELY MAKE BACK THAT $2500 IN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS JUST ON THE MARKET SHARES YOU HAVE
If you currently own 200,000 shares of PGHI then every penny this stock goes up gives you $2,000. You should make back that $2,500 by the end of febuary. Surely we will be above .06 by March 1st.
I am sending my money to John Tommorow....this is a great oppertunity to do the PPM....you get 50% off the closing price.
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I have considered it, if he can be flexible with the minimum investment I would do it in a heartbeat, whats a year anyway?
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From my understanding, they send you paper shares (?) after you send them money. I have an email out to the CEO to explain exactly how I will recieve the shares and how they are to be liquidated.
A PPM is a private placement where as you send money directly to the company and they send you the shares. It is a way to raise capital. The good news is that you get the shares for a reduced price....right now its 50% off the last close or .02, whatever is higher when they receive your money. The bad news is that you can't sell it for one year. Its a great oppertunity for those who believe in the company but missed an earlier entry point. Plus, it helps the company raise capital....which is good for all share holders. I own common stock that I can sell any time, so I want to invest in the PPM to raise the stock value overall....just doing my part
quote:Originally posted by ct1074: BNA
How do you send someone shares? Forgive me for the newbie question. Also what is PPM?
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They give you a certificate which states the amount of shares you own
quote:Originally posted by BetNitAll: From my understanding, they send you paper shares (?) after you send them money. I have an email out to the CEO to explain exactly how I will recieve the shares and how they are to be liquidated.
A PPM is a private placement where as you send money directly to the company and they send you the shares. It is a way to raise capital. The good news is that you get the shares for a reduced price....right now its 50% off the last close or .02, whatever is higher when they receive your money. The bad news is that you can't sell it for one year. Its a great oppertunity for those who believe in the company but missed an earlier entry point. Plus, it helps the company raise capital....which is good for all share holders. I own common stock that I can sell any time, so I want to invest in the PPM to raise the stock value overall....just doing my part
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Just wanted to bring this to the top again.. I know some more of you can do this
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I don't know if they would have any.....we will have to check into that one. I know they send you a paper certificate form the holding company. Mine should be on my way now. Good to see all others going to participate. Wouldn' that be great if they didn't have any affect at all, talk about making a lot of money really quick.
Hopefully some of those who sold today are going to do the PPM. $2,500 is not a lot of money for some of you.
quote:Originally posted by kcbudman: What affect would a reverse split have on PPM shares, if any? I am getting $2500 worth....considering $5000.
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I've also expressed my interest to John and am waiting on details.
Question: How do you convert the "paper shares" into something you can actually trade (after one year)? Do you send in the stock certificate over to your broker? How does that all work?
First of all the shares will come from the authorized shares. Right now the company has 900,000,000 authorized shares. 414,000,000+ are outstanding.
The share certificate will be issued to you as restricted under Rule 144. That means you cannot trade it for a minimum of 1 year. After the year you will need to either mail your certificate back to PGHI, who will take care of unrestricting it and mail you back your unrestricted shares or you can check with your brokerage firm to see if they can handle it. Once you get the unrestricted shares you mail them to your brokerage firm and you can then trade them.
Yes, this does mean that there will be some dilution when the shares become unrestricted. However, the benefit to the company and the stockholders of investing in PPM is far greater.
With this money the company will be able to finance future acquisitions and expansion.
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You can see that this will not effect the outstanding shares for at least one year and by that time the stock will be well above $1.00 per share.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by ignorantbliss: [B] Here's the deal with PPM shares.
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This cannot be said enough. The PPM is a GREAT DEAL.....will help the comapny and avoid any panic selling. Your last chance to get it at .02 is approaching fast. Like others have said...I believe we are in a pattern like what happened when the stock took off from .028.....it didn't take time for it to shoot back up.....We should be getting some PR's in January and Febuary....all positive......
If you don't buy now you will be kicking your self later, just like I did when I couldn't buy in at .028 because Ameritrade put a hold on my account because I did an electronic transfer.....this train is leaving the station.....last call.....all aboard.
quote:Originally posted by ignorantbliss: You can see that this will not effect the outstanding shares for at least one year and by that time the stock will be well above $1.00 per share.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by ignorantbliss: [B] Here's the deal with PPM shares.
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BETNITALL , I also got the letter but it said the minimun is $ 5000.00 not $ 2500.00 also the price of PPM according to the letter is 50 % of the average closing price for the last 5 days, so I don't think it will be 0.02 , don't have in front of me the closing of the last 5 days , if anybody has it please post it to have a more acquarate rate thanks ED I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN PPM
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The minimum is in fact $2,500. Talk to John, he will tell you.
As of today, the average closing for the last 5 trading days is .0502 50% would be .025 per share.
However, by the time you mail your subscription letter and check or wire I'm sure the average will have changed. It reall doesn't matter too much. Basically your doubling your shares/profit on the spot. 'll basically be double what someone else would be that bought at market price right now.
Just think. If you spend $2,500 at .025 that will get you 100,000 shares versus only 50,000 shares at .05 After a year, when the price will be at least $1.00 you will have $100,000 versus the guy who bought on the market.
quote:Originally posted by EDDREAMS: BETNITALL , I also got the letter but it said the minimun is $ 5000.00 not $ 2500.00 also the price of PPM according to the letter is 50 % of the average closing price for the last 5 days, so I don't think it will be 0.02 , don't have in front of me the closing of the last 5 days , if anybody has it please post it to have a more acquarate rate thanks ED I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN PPM
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EDD, send me an e-mail if your TRUELY interested in the ppm.. I will share with you how my PPM took place.
I am leary about posting things from John
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quote:Originally posted by EDDREAMS: BETNITALL , I also got the letter but it said the minimun is $ 5000.00 not $ 2500.00 also the price of PPM according to the letter is 50 % of the average closing price for the last 5 days, so I don't think it will be 0.02 , don't have in front of me the closing of the last 5 days , if anybody has it please post it to have a more acquarate rate thanks ED I AM ALSO INTERESTED IN PPM
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This is for sure the best time for the PPM, could get the price close to .02 I am counting about 5 people, that comes to about $25,000 for the company....GO PGHI
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Not too late to do it. Especially since the stock is rising again. Those last couple of days that the stock closed in the mid to low fours lowers the PPM price....
quote:Originally posted by BetNitAll: This is for sure the best time for the PPM, could get the price close to .02 I am counting about 5 people, that comes to about $25,000 for the company....GO PGHI
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is it too late to get in on this? also, how flexible was the initial investment? I only have $800 available to trade with, and I would like to do this! Any help?
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Hippo, If that were my $ 800 I would consider buying PGHI and leaveing it there for a couple of weeks. It should be trading at much higher leveles soon, in my opinion.
Before you do, read the PGHI thread and make your own decision
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yea...I ended up buying PGHI at 0.048 today. So, lets see what happens. Traditionally, my entry into a stock causes a catastrophic downturn...Elt's see if this is any different!
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BetNitAll I am trying to fill out the forms for the PPM and I am stuck on the part about the "accredited Investor" part. What exactly does this all mean?
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Brada, you could e-mail john and tell him your not an accredited investor, and ask him if you should still check the box. There is supposedly an exception for 35 people.
I just checked the box because I was confused about it, because it also says you have to be a executive of the company. I need to e-mail John and tell him that I didn't qaulify.
quote:Originally posted by Brada777: BetNitAll I am trying to fill out the forms for the PPM and I am stuck on the part about the "accredited Investor" part. What exactly does this all mean?
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Will you let me know what he says. I also checked but am also an individual. Let em know what he says.
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Last update....After you send them money (either wire them, or mail it to them) they will send you a certificate (FedEx) with the amount if shares you own. This certificate has a stamp on it that says they are restricted shares. Before they send you the shares you will also have to fax them a copy (or mail it to them) of the agreement.
When you want to sell them (after a year) you will take them to your broker (You can do it your self, I personally don't know how) and have them sell them for you. I have heard that PGHI can also arange this for you (pure speculation on that)
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I am counting about 5 people, that comes to about $25,000 for the company....GO PGHI
