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Tuesday, 03/07/2017 4:01:32 PM

Tuesday, March 07, 2017 4:01:32 PM

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Read the very last line. I think Adrian is trying to create at buzz and get buyers, because once someone buy tomorrow at .0001 the percent will be like 900% or 9000% and some may think this stock is popping, but it is just going back to .0001 and no higher than that. This guy will do anything the sell shares. IMO


At A Discount

What is 'At A Discount'

At a discount specifically refers to stock that is sold for less than its nominal or par value. At a discount also refers to stocks or other securities that are sold below the present market value, similar to a sale on goods at a retail establishment. 

The nominal or par value for a security, which is detailed in the company charter, is the minimum price that a stock of a particular class can be sold for upon an initial public offering. Most states have laws preventing companies from issuing stock at a price less than par.

BREAKING DOWN 'At A Discount'

The nominal or par value of a stock arguably has no relation to the market price. In fact, many stocks today aren't even issued with a par value; and those that are often have values that don't in any way relate to the issuing price. For example, in 2012 Google's convertible preferred shares have a par value of $0.001 per share. Selling a stock below market value, on the other hand, is far more common and is typically done as a means of enticing buyers or creating buzz.