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Can we duplicate the PAIV situation in other stocks?
There is a stock trading at .0015 with only a 200 million float. It just IPO'd on the OTC in March 2006, so management's 60% ownership is locked up for 1 year.
There are plenty of people that own this stock as well. If only 100 people make a $3k investment in AAGM and buy up the entire float, request their cert, I believe we can cause a DTC issue like we are seeing in PAIV.
I believe more than 50% of the float is already held by investors/traders, so we'd probably only need 50 people to accumulate 2 million shares at this level to create the technical breakout like PAIV
Just a crazy thought - might as well try and beat the MM and hedge funds at our own game
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But I mean this theory should hold true for any stock. But AAGM is interesting since it just IPO'd in March on the otc and over 60% of the shares o/s are held by insiders. That stock probably hasn't been registered, just like what is happening in PAIV. The float is only 200 million and trades at .0015
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You're forgetting one slightly important piece of the puzzle. If 100 people all buy $3000 worth of the stock the price will go up after almost every buy. By the time the last person got to buy, the price would be so high that $3000 is hardly any shares (relatively speaking). You'd need WAY more than $300,000 to buy the float, in my opinion.
The difference with PAIV was that you could buy the flaot without moving the PPS becuase there were 1000x the flaot being traded.
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1) MM are scum 2) shorters on the otcbb and otc are scum 3) there is very little a retail investor can do to battle the scum
My theory is let the scum build their short positions - naked or legit and then unleash the fury of investors calling in their certs. The brokerage houses, hedge funds, traders, etc... are all going to have to locate shares that they shorted against. If not, we have a failure to deliver. A massive failure to deliver. That is what we are seeing in PAIV. It's been over 2 months and I still don't have my JPHC/PAIV exchange shares. All my broker tells me is that DTC is all messed up and they don't have enough shares to allocate. The massive short squeeze in PAIV is just showing you how many people acutally owned JPHC prior to the exchange. JPHC should never have been as low as it was, but now that the technical break out is in effect, it doesn't matter. I would like to find a micro penny stock that we can reverse manipulate vs. the scum, hence my recommendation on AAGM or a similar micro penny stock.
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Several years ago, I worked at Merrill Lynch on an agency desk. One day an investor called in and wanted his certs in the stock MVEE (he owned several hundred million) - it was a micro penny with huge volume all the time. It did create a panic on the desk and it does work. I'm posing a theoretical statement now that I see it happening again in PAIV. MVEE did not move nearly as much as PAIV since the corruption in JPHC was much worse. I am glad the scum are losing their arses
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So that brings up the interesting question about the JPHC/PAIV shares. What happens if they can't cover. Do we as JPHC holders lose our arses?
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Who knows? This is the otc and otcbb after all. I wouldn't be surprised. Too bad I don't have all my shares in my account to watch what it would have been worth at today's high
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not sure, but there is another great stock to watch what will happen, LFWK. Free Float is around 20 milions and people on ihub or here own more that that (i myself own 2 milions). I am just curious, if all owners requested certifikates, if the short squeze can happen.
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