Take the $0.0001 per PAIIP share, ASAP...
Because, it takes 5,000 of them
to get 1 "not-quite-free" share of paim.
Which is barely "worth" $0.0007 , this week.
So, 1 share of PAIIPer, is correctly priced at:
$0.0007 / 5,000 = $0.00000014 per share
So, if you sell 1 for $0.0001 , that's
$0.0001 / $0.00000014 = 714 TIMES TODAY'S REAL VALUE,
if you hurry, before the Broker notices, and/or gets fired,
for over-paying you, by a factor of 714 times its face value.
That's like a Broker paying you $464,100
for 1 share of Google, worth ~$650 today (x 714 = $464,000).
P.S.,
Actually, a PAIIPer share is "worth" a little less,
because you have to pay $25 to Niece Bae to "convert"
5,000 shares of PAIIPer into 1 share of paim.
So, to "break even", you would have to get at least $25-worth
of "not-quite-free" paim.
And, that's $25 / $0.0007 = 35,714 "~free" paim shares.
And, to get 35,714 "~free" paim shares, you need to
"convert" 5,000 x 35,714 = 178,570,000 New PAIIPers.
But, too bad, there are less than 6,000,000 PAIIPers in
paim's entire Golden Stream of PAIIPer universe.
Bottom-line:
Sell PAIIPers for $0.0001 , ASAP,
unless, you have less than $10 "worth" of them,
to offset the Broker's selling commission.
Which is:
$10 / $0.0001 = 100,000 PAIIPer sheets of TP (= Trash PAIIPers).
P.P.S.; Just for fun,
Check outsided's recent 3-in-a-row posts,
where she explains how everybody missed out, big-time,
by not shorting PAIMP,
just before it Reverse-Split at 1-for-7,000,000
and reappeared as worthless PAIIPers.
Averaging-down is profitable, for shorters, only.