Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
APPROX. 57 MILLION
YOU THINK TODAY WILL BE GREAT, FRIDAY,UNBELIEVABLE!
Official SQUEEZE..HOLD n WIN...It's going to get ugly today, uglier tomorrow...be patient.
could also go to .40-.50 for today only, then I'm hoping the Monster day Fri. brings close to $1
PAIV...Tomorrow .50-1.00 imo
PAIV...looking for .30-50 range TODAY ONLY!
PAIV- Now being AGGRESSIVE...GAPPING
My first sell, GTC for only a partial between .60-.75 the rest for much higher.
PLEASE READ...JUST MY THOUGHTS!!
If enough shareholders have the understanding that the short is nowhere near covered, then the recent perdictions are not far off. .30-.36 range tomorrow... .55-.75 Friday...if not covered by Monday, WE HAVE A WHOLE NEW BALL GAME, DOLLARS!!! From my understanding the brokers that are short on Jupiter pre-merger and Ameritrade w/the phantom shares, they have their work cut out for them. They must provide the T/A with their list of shareholders by July 21st...(restricted)shares of merger must be issued in cert form, which makes things very interesting. Shorty, imo, needs to make this an explosive next 2 days in order to cover, otherwise, I don't see it happening anytime soon...because there is too much buying still. Shorty needs to bring the PPS. up high enough to induce a more sellers, high enough that would deter alot of accumulation. Remember there is approx. 57 million OS..lol...we're trading the float everyday now, which adds to shorty's problem. IMO, settle for the profits you are comfortable with...but also, don't get scared and pull the trigger too soon.
GOOD LUCK...AND MAY THE MONEY GOD SHINE ON US!
Take a look at this !!!
http://www.wallstreettape.com/messageboards/?ticker=PAIV
PAIV GONNA BREAK .15 WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
you will see, more and more companies changing to these types of new software as I'm sure there are many...but does the same thing...stop the crooks from stealing from the company.
PAIV @ HOD ..BOY, EOD IS GOING TO BE AWESOME!!
PAIV- SHORTY IS CAUGHT WITH THEIR PANTS DOWN!
READ THIS FROM RB regarding PAIV ... SQUEEEEEZE!
By: sydc0
19 Jul 2006, 02:45 PM EDT
Msg. 9441 of 9447
Jump to msg. #
To all,
I just spoke to my broker TDW and the TA. Very interesting.
The broker gave me the usual runaround like they did with my CMKX shares.
I then called the TA. They said my trading account doesn't have my PAIV shares because the brokers have not provided a list of beneficial shareholders to the TA. The brokers are dragging their feet on this.
Here's the catch. Jack Donelley, the TA has developed a proprietory software to track naked shorts. PAIV is a merger corporation specifically set up to run through this software, the merger was specifically for this. PAIV is the first company to run on this software. You want a sting operation, well this is it my friends.
Call the TA, talk to the secretary, she will confirm. She said Jack has been in the industry for 40 years and is sick and tired of watching investors getting bilked and good companies going under.
This would explain the short squeeze. The shorters are shiiting their pants right now.
I'm going to call my broker back and give em 'ell.
READ THIS FR RB!PAIV- MMs in trouble gonna get ugly!
By: ucfwoodsy
19 Jul 2006, 11:30 AM EDT
Msg. 9292 of 9296
Jump to msg. #
BIG NEWS: SCOTTRADE EMAIL
Dear (MY NAME):
Thank you for your e-mail. We have just received information about this issue. The agent has just sent us instructions that the physical certificates are going to be issued directly to the customers. The agent is charging $25.00 per certificate. Scottrade will issue instructions to the agent for the certificates required and charge our clients for the fee. Our deadline for getting the information and payment to the agent is July 21, 2006.
The agent did not provide an estimated time for the issuance of the certificates. Please be advised that you should be expecting the certificates of Paivis Restricted shares at a rate of .046232085 Paivis for each Jupiter Global held.
Upon issuance of the shares by the agent, clients must deal directly with the agent regarding any issues they may have with the certificates.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Cyrus Wardwell
Scottrade, Inc.
www.scottrade.com
PAIV...MMs have a LOOOONG way to go to cover this!
PAIV is SLAPPING those .09s around..oh yeah!!!
thank you emulwa for your response...realistically I'm thinking squeeze up to atleast .75-.85...now if more people start holding, then we have a different ball game...in the dollars.
CORRECT...PAIV is a LOOOONG WAY from being done!
PAIV...BY FRIDAY...MAJOR SQUEEZE COMING....imho
fwayneh1, actually is was first posted by emulwa here.
PAIV-PAIV-PAIV...CERTS BEING SENT OUT=LESS FLOAT!!
thanks vinman for more confirmation!
PAIV ...OH YEAHHHHH!!!
AWESOME POST on..PAIV...Take a look!!
Posted by: emulwa
In reply to: emulwa who wrote msg# 5193 Date:7/17/2006 11:59:37 PM
Post #of 5209
PAIV "Phantom Shares" Debacle Unresolved
UPDATE (July 14, 2006): The following previously published article is presented as background information on the continuing situation involving PAIV, which skyrocketed 990% May 23 - 24 on initial news of a potential short position involving possibly billions of shares. Following the initial May rally, PAIV settled into a horizontal trading pattern until June 29, when Paivis issued an update on the situation. As of July 14, PAIV has posted gains as high as 920% ($0.005 to $0.051).
May 25, 2006 1:30 PM
(By InfinitiStocks.com) There is still no official word from TD Ameritrade or Paivis, Corp (OTCBB: PAIV) on the potential squeeze play of the year, involving "phantom" shares, million dollar margin calls, and locked trading accounts. On Wednesday, InfinitiStocks.com contacted both TD Ameritrade and Paivis for a statement. To date we have not received a reply from either firm. Telephone hold time at Ameritrade's Reorganization and Safekeeping department ranges up to an hour for investors calling in to inquire about their account status.
Ghost Shares?
Last week, shares of unknown origin were delivered as part of a merger/tender offer to former JPHC shareholders holding accounts with TD Ameritrade, a popular online brokerage firm. However, Paivis news on Monday clearly states, "The Merger Shares...have not been allocated to the Jupiter shareholders of record." The press release continues, "Merger Shares have not been physically received by Depository Trust Company." Reports are that major online brokerage firms including Charles Shwab, Scottrade, Fidelity, and others, have not yet issued JPHC merger shares to their own customers.
Panic Sell Off Sparks 990% Rebound
Nonetheless, alleged merger shares that (according to TD Ameritrade) did not bear the restricted legend began appearing in JPHC shareholders' Ameritrade accounts late last week. Investors who contacted AT claim they were informed via telephone and email that their new shares of PAIV were unrestricted and freely tradable. The result was a panic sell off last Friday as some investors began to sell, and more joined in to avoid the near-total loss. The flood of new PAIV shares caused the price to tumble 90%, to $0.0011. Monday the stock rebounded in a big way, and by Wednesday reached an intra day high of $0.0012 - a whopping 990% above last Friday's close. At the time of this writing, PAIV is trading approximately 450% above Friday's level, yet still substantially lower than before the sell off. While day traders and short term speculators have cashed in on this week's rally, we can't help but wonder what existing PAIV shareholders are thinking as they see their own investment ravaged by such powerful market forces.
Restricted vs. Unrestricted
Obviously something is terribly amiss. Paivis stated quite clearly in official filings that the merger shares would be unregistered, and the press release reads, "These Merger Shares to be received by the Jupiter Shareholders are restricted securities as defined by Rule 144." Yet according to TD Ameritrade last week, the shares they issued to their own customers did not bear the restricted legend, and thus were eligible for trade. Ameritrade customer correspondence submitted to InfinitiStocks.com admits, "These new shares were to be restricted. However, Ameritrade allowed clients to trade the security unrestricted on Friday 5/19/2006 and Monday 5/22/2006." The correspondence also reads, "Former holders of Jupiter Global Holding who have sold PAIV will have a short position that may need to be bought back." Unofficially, word from Paivis is that these shares should not have been allowed to trade.
Buy-in Possible, Blame Not Yet Assigned
The net effect appears to be a sizeable uncovered short position. Paivis claims there are just 56.5 million PAIV shares outstanding, yet total trading volume since last Friday stands at almost three billion shares. Many Ameritrade customers who sold the (admittedly) unrestricted stock issued to them by their broker awoke this morning to find their account locked, a negative balance, with one customer reporting a margin maintenance call of over $1,000,000. That's certainly a hefty penalty for selling a stock that currently trades under a penny per share. The question remains: in this extremely unusual situation, who will be required to repurchase the shares? Today, Ameritrade is informing investors who call that no decision has been made pertaining to a buy-in. Further, if a forced buy-in is required, "investors will be notified." There is no official indication whether TD Ameritrade will repurchase potentially billions of shorted shares on their own, or force their customers to bear the brunt of the loss. With primary blame for this incident not yet assigned, it's anyone's guess.
InfinitiStocks will continue to monitor and report new developments as they occur. Retail investors with written correspondence from their brokers that helps explain this unusual situation are invited to forward it to us at: team-infiniti@infinitistocks.com. Any personal information will remain confidential.
InfinitiStocks.com Copyright © 2006
emulwa...AWESOME!!!!!!!!THANK YOU FOR THE INFO!!!
also Penny_King, here's an xlent post on PAIV!
Posted by: serfdom
In reply to: tiger1 who wrote msg# 5137 Date:7/17/2006 2:21:02 PM
Post #of 5158
Repost: SQUEEZE STATUS: Are you sitting down?
Following is my "armchair" analysis of where we're at today. Given the lack of any verifiable facts, it is entirely speculation and MUST NOT be used in plotting entry/exit points.
As you will see, I am being very conservative with the numbers. Even when hugely skewed in Ameritrade's favor - it suggests that only 47% of the shorted shares could possibly be covered to date.
During the panic sell-off last May, 1.57 billion shares were sold into the float in two day's time. I am going to call 1.519 billion of those shares "short shares," assuming that every legitimate PAIV shareholder sold out too. Therefore, 57 million legitimate shares are deducted from the two-day volume numbers.
So....
ASSUMED SHORT POSITION = 1,519,000,000 shares
I have omitted trading volume from May 25th through the 29, because I highly doubt AT would have rushed in to begin covering right away. IMO, that week only added to the depth of the short position as retail investors bought and sold with each other. Even though that's a reasonable assessment, I will throw those trades out, again erring in favor of the shorts.
So the "covering trades" count begins the day PAIV appeared on SHO (May 30) which certainly would have added pressure to begin covering.
When I add the total volume from May 30 until July 14, I come up with approximately 717 million total shares traded. I will further err in AT's favor by eliminating the retail investors entirely. Assume that EVERY share traded from from May 30 until July 14 was an Ameritrade covering trade. While we know that's not true, look what it tells us:
TOTAL POSSIBLE COVER TRADES TO DATE = 717,000,000 shares
Wow. That's less than HALF of the short position. When you consider that covering only 47% of the short shares caused PAIV to gain 920% (.005 - .051), it is a safe bet to say that covering the remaining shorts would bring us up another 1000% from Friday's close of .037. Therefore:
SHARE PRICE UPON FINAL COVER = $0.37 per share
If you take a more realistic position, and assume that only HALF of the trades since May 30 were cover trades, that gives us a figure of 358,000,000 shares covered to date. Personally, I bet AT has covered only 200 or so million thus far. However:
"MORE REALISTIC" COVER TRADES TO DATE = 358,000,000 shares
Now we're looking at only 23.5% of the position being covered as of July 14. Since PAIV gained 920% covering just a quarter of the shares, that means 75% more to go...for a total gain of 3,680%:
SHARE PRICE UPON COVER - "REALISTIC NUMBERS" = $1.06 per share
Again I stress these are not facts. But based on everything above, I do think we have a shot at passing $0.10 or even $0.18. Keep in mind AT will use every dirty trick in the book - shakeouts, new shorted shares, etc. Even assuming an average cover price of just $0.10 per share - that's over $150 million. I expect that AT will find a way to worm out of paying that kind of dough, either through dirty tricks, an extended timeframe, or both.
GLT all of us!
Ameritrade is believed to have to buy back those restricted shares that were dumped into the market the latter part of May.
Yes they do...or atleast I can.
PAIV.....CRAZY BUYING !!! EOD RUN !!!
PAIV-TAKING OFFFF!
PAIV-MOVING!!!!!!!
HERE COMES THE BUYS ON PAIV!!!
PAIV-NOW @ .034
PAIV-GONNA START UTTTTTTTTT
PAIV-ALERT!!BEST TIME TO GET IN IS NOW!!!.031x.032
WTVN-----WHY DID TASL CLOSE?
WTVN-accumulation!
WTVN going crazy!!!HUGE VOLUME!!!