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megahead34
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How do you guys know that there are 3 MM's on .0001? Where do you get this info at?
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[Razz]
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megahead, check out this link. DK you crack me up. Thanks. Happy trading. http://www.pinksheets.com/quote/quote.jsp?symbol=PAIM
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here is a rocket smily

enjoy

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LOL... Thanks Mu, that was great too!
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I'll post if I get a response to my email (not yet).

I would anticipate a press release, rather than (or in addition to) a direct personal response. Walmart crystal ball is foggy on this.

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Gold, silver futures rally to quarter-century highs

Copper, platinum reach fresh records on bets for continued dollar weakness

By Myra P. Saefong, MarketWatch
Last Update: 10:20 AM ET May 11, 2006

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures rallied to another multidecade high of nearly $730 an ounce, silver climbed to levels not seen in a quarter century and copper and platinum set new records Thursday morning as traders bet on continued weakness in the U.S. dollar and strong global demand for metals.
Gold for June delivery climbed as high as $728 an ounce on the New York Mercantile Exchange -- an intraday level futures prices haven't seen since September 1980, according to monthly charts from Thomson Financial. The contract was last up $15.30, or 2.1%, at $721 an ounce.
July silver touched $15.20 an ounce, the loftiest futures level since early 1981. It was last up 61 cents, or 4.3%, at $14.89.
On Wednesday, gold spiked after the Federal Reserve raised rates as expected and said it may raise again if needed to cool the economy and keep inflation in check.
"Contrary to expectations (as well as to past patterns), the dollar eroded further and gold gained even more ground, right after the FOMC interest rate hike," said Jon Nadler, an investment products analyst at bullion dealers Kitco.com.
"The precious metals market is sensing something here that is starting to feel inflationary, volatile, and full of future problems for the dollar," he said.
The dollar continued lower Thursday, although the greenback did find some support from the Treasury currency report released late Thursday, which criticized China's failure to allow the yuan to appreciate at a faster pace but stopped short of dubbing the country a currency manipulator. See Currencies.
Gold has surged this year, partly because of inflation fears, dollar weakness and worry about developments in the Middle East. But the metal has broken out of its traditional role as a safe-haven instrument and taken on a momentum of its own as a new asset class, attracting strong demand from a wide range of investors.
"Market participants are now starting to talk about the January 1980 peak of $850 as a viable target, which would require another 20% appreciation in gold from the current high," economists at research firm Action Economics said in an early Thursday note to clients.
At $725, "there's now more risk than reward in the near term," warned Peter Grandich, editor of the Grandich Letter.
"Eventually the old highs around $875 should be taken out, but we're now getting severe overbought signals that can be discarded," he said.
Uncertainty lingers

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Gold coasts to new 25-year high above $725 an ounce

NEW YORK (AP) — Gold prices surged to a new 25-year high above $725 an ounce Thursday, on inflationary worries expressed by the U.S. Federal Reserve.

Persistent concerns about Iran's nuclear ambitions also lifted the metal, which is viewed as a hedge against currency weakness, inflation and geopolitical instability.

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The June gold contract rose as high as $728 an ounce Thursday on the New York Mercantile Exchange, its strongest level since 1980. It eased back in morning trading to $726.50, up $20.80 on the day.

The gains came despite the dollar's modest recovery against other major currencies after the U.S. Federal Reserve lifted interest rates to 5% and left the door open for further hikes.

Gold investors focused instead on the inflationary fears expressed in the Fed's statement and on the possible inflationary effect of surging prices of crude oil prices and industrial metals, traders and analysts said.

"Inflationary expectations seem to be rising in the U.S. and you could argue some of those expectations are coming from rising commodity prices," said Robert Rennie, chief currency strategist for Australia's Westpac bank.

Gold continues to garner support from concerns over the implications of a showdown between Iran and the USA over Tehran's nuclear ambitions.

At the same time, speculation that China and other Asian countries may be turning to gold as a way to reduce their foreign reserve holdings — mostly denominated in dollars — on a weakening U.S. dollar is also spurring investor sentiment, participants said.

"With all the rumors still about of China and the Iran issue still playing on people's minds, the dollar's not really driving gold at the moment," said Darren Heathcote, trading head at Rothschild Australia.

"The pure weight of funds going into commodities is driving prices, not just fundamentals," he said.

The all-time record for gold was set in January 1980 when it hit $875 an ounce in a huge day-and-a-half surge. But it quickly fell back under $700.

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This is one of my all time best penny picks . Few stocks can match the potential of what can happen here with paim . Bashing is now getting idiotic ......The price is not expected to increase for several months and that has been stated over and over . That is normal and means a simple waiting period is all anyone needs to do . However , it may raise in price ahead of expected which is great too . The point is ..To many things are now going in favor of paim ....It is one of the most OBVIOUS low priced ,minimal risk , highest potential money makers and investor friendly penny stocks one could ever find .Even the website is far more professional than expected . " IF " is not the question here .....It is " WHEN " and how much money will be achieved . Hold on to your shares ....Atleast most of them ....there are many trying to use bashing and price manipulation to get them from you cheap [Smile] [Big Grin] [Cool]
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"minimal risk" is very true.

right now you can buy (after a while) at 1 and also sell at 1. no risk. say that about any other pinky. dare ya.

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LONDON (Reuters) - Heavy speculative buying fueled by inflation fears and geopolitical tensions propelled gold to its highest for 26 years and silver to a level not seen in 25 years, while platinum soared to a record peak.
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Analysts said the metals were overbought and saw a chance of brutal price falls, but bullish sentiment was underpinning the market.

"We are in a long-term bull market for all commodities. I don't believe we are at the top by any means," said Richard Davis, director at Merrill Lynch Investment Managers, adding that investors had realised the need for exposure to commodities.

Spot gold rose as high as $726.00 an ounce, the highest since January 1980, before ending at $721.60/722.60 late in New York trading, against $701/702 on Wednesday.

Gold also spiked in other currencies, jumping to a record 569.90 euros and to 388.59 sterling , the highest in more than two decades.

Silver catapulted up to $15.17, before moving to $14.94/15.04, versus $14.20/14.30 previously.

"Commodities are desperately fashionable at the moment. Just every piece of news is viewed bullish," said Stephen Briggs, economist at SG Corporate and Investment Banking.

Selling was seen, but the mood sweeping through the commodity sector -- several base metals also hit record highs -- meant this was swept aside by fund buying, traders said.

"There is a great fear that at some point there will be a dramatic correction. And the higher they go, the more dramatic it's going to be," Briggs added.

Gold has risen 40 percent this year and 70 percent in the past 12 months as investors diversify into precious metals as a hedge against global tensions, including those over U.S.-
Iran relations, high oil prices and dollar instability.

The metal has yielded much bigger returns to investors compared with other assets. In the past 12 months the Standard and Poor's 500 index (^SPX - news), an indicator of U.S. equity performance, rose 13.5 percent, while the Dow Jones industrial average (^DJI - news) gained 13.4 percent.

The metal took two years to move by $100 to reach $500 an ounce in November 2005 and another five months to hit $600, but sprinted above $700 in less than a month. It had hit a record high of $850 in January 1980.

"Growing momentum from investors and speculators looks set to extend its rally despite short-term overbought signals on the charts. Resistance is now expected at $740, $765 and $800 but gold could go all the way to its all-time high of $850 before correcting," said James Moore, analyst at TheBullionDesk.com.

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In regard to the English post on the Chinese website, I received a company response by email.

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This was not put out by us.
'nuff said.

Keepin' it real.

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Lol, trade just went though at .0004. I almost pissed myself thinking that a run was starting when I just saw the last trade without looking at bid/ask
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PAIM up 400% in one week.

dkinvest you got to help us here!

were lost w/o your wisdom.

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4 trades at .0004, all for 1m shares

this is paining all those naked shorts.


dkinvest come in!

you must bash PAIM now!!!

no time to waste.

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was I seeing things????
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"100" trade at .0002


I NEED SHARES NOW!!!!!!

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Somebody open the window and pass them a shovel.

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Do you think those trades were a mistake?

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no mistake

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So I guess someone got burned with a market order?

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no, somebody had a sell order in at .0004. Stay tuned, the day is young.

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Hey look at that...down 50% at 0001

[Roll Eyes]

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quote:
Originally posted by dkinvest:
Hey look at that...down 50% at 0001

[Roll Eyes]

You my friend must have an exciting life. [Roll Eyes]
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dk, you work wonders. You still in? They need your shares. Surprised me nobody was down for a sell at 3.

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Gold futures rise, poised for weekly gain of over $35

Prices climb above $730 overnight as trade gap data fail to lift the dollar


SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Gold futures climbed Friday, ready to end the week with a gain of more than $35 an ounce as the U.S. dollar fell to new multi-month lows against key currencies despite narrower-than-expected U.S. trade deficit data.
Gold for June delivery climbed as high as $732 an ounce in electronic trading -- its highest level since September of 1980. It was last up $3 at $724.50 after an intraday $728 high. The contract has rallied sharply this week, fueled by fund buying, and it's trading more than $35 above last week's close of $684.30.
"Tireless as a Tour de France cyclist, the gold market has now appreciated better than 70% over the past year for a $300 dollar gain," said Jon Nadler, an investment products analyst at bullion dealers Kitco.com.
"To say that gold is climbing a wall of worry is to understate the situation quite a bit -- this is starting to look more like a wall of panic," he said.
The dollar continued its slide Friday, hitting new one-year lows versus European currencies and eight-month low versus the yen, after much narrower-than-expected U.S. trade deficit data failed to reverse the broadly bearish sentiment in the market. See Currencies.
The Federal Reserve's statement Wednesday may have deflated the equity market, but it hasn't braked the momentum in metals, observed Edward Meir, analyst at Man Financial.
"At this point, rising interest rates in the U.S. do not seem to be denting economic growth much," he said. "We think the weakness could become more apparent early next year, when rising interest rates begin to have more bite. But for now, there is no noticeable slowdown in growth, allowing the commodity bulls more or less free rein."
Summing it up
Overall, "gold's recent rally mirrors the sum total of the current set of tumultuous conditions originating in Washington," said Nadler, including Thursday's broad U.S. domestic telephone data-gathering revelations.
"Even if we finally undergo the long-awaited (9 weeks now) correction in gold prices, the above mentioned conditions will persist and continue to bolster the case for at diversifying out of paper for the sake of safety," he said.
Gold prices are approaching $750, and Dale Doelling, chief market technician at Trends In Commodities said he doesn't see any "topping formations."
"Not only do I believe that we're not at a major top, but I think this bull market may just be building a full head of steam," he said, adding: "I will be very surprised if gold doesn't break the $1,000 barrier before summer turns to fall."
Elsewhere in the metals market July platinum was last trading up $36.40 at $1,332 an ounce, extending Thursday's strength to touch a record at $1,339.30 early in the day. June palladium was up $5 at $405 an ounce, trading at four-year highs.
July copper eased back 5.3 cents to $3.87 a pound after rising to a record above $4 in Thursday's session, and July silver was down 23.5 cents at $14.70 an ounce after reaching a 25-year high of $15.20 on Thursday.
On the supply side, gold inventories were unchanged at 7.67 million troy ounces as of late Thursday, according to Nymex data. Silver supplies were down 34,208 troy ounces at 123.5 million. Copper supplies fell 338 short tons to 13,912 short tons.

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dkinvest ---The great basher is back!!! Don't worry Paim will make a run very soon. We saw .0004 today!!! We are going higher with the price of gold increasing. dkinvest I am still waiting for your list of stocks you own. 360 million long.
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quote:
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dkinvest ---The great basher is back!!! Don't worry Paim will make a run very soon. We saw .0004 today!!! We are going higher with the price of gold increasing. dkinvest I am still waiting for your list of stocks you own. 360 million long.

Who dug you up out of the grave?

BTW, .0004 today was a fluke my friend.

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.0002 is back!!!! GO PAIM. .0003 is next!!!!
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PAIM is going nowhere without revenue....simple fact.......until then, this is not a buy.
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Lots and LOTS OF REVENUE in the mine !!!!!! GO GO GO PAIM PAIM PAIM. Lets hit .0003 today!!! Big run starts next week!!! Good luck dkinvest!!!
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Keep pumpin'

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PAIM should have another pic like this on their website, especially for shareholders:

"OPERATION REACH AROUND"


LOL

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[Razz] Dickinvest, I can't figure out why you spend so much time on PAIM, when your not a shareholder.

I do like your imagination though.

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Have faith my friends its all we got that is free in this cruel wolrd. Trust me if it were not for it I would not be here today. My wife left me for a married man I went from a 3000 square foot home driving a nice suv to living in a batchelor appartment and two suitcas full of old clothes and ended up bankrupt they live in my house. I got (nada) but thats Ontario's divorce laws .
I have faith you have it also and if you don't well move on sell but don't bash this stock please......Thanks

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