Replies to post #14618 on Jammin Java Corp (JAMN)

[Brophtron]

But if you bought for .00012 and sold for .00008, both of which show up as .0001, you could sell for a loss.

And someone buying in for $4,000 is in theory buying 20% or so of the company, in which case they should be filing paperwork.

It's not really clear - the market value that shows up is the price times outstanding shares, but if the shares aren't correct, the price would have to be adjusted. Shares bought for .0002 would be worth .0001 if the shares were found to be doubled.