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Replies to #87 on Pacel Corp (PCOR)

awakeinthemorning

03/05/05 7:10 AM

#88 RE: awakeinthemorning #87

To: ir@pacel.com <ir@pacel.com>

Good day!

I haven’t seen any news on PCLL lately.

Can I expect some news soon?

I have seen your reverse stock split 1/1000 and my question is are you still in business and what is the AS and the OS now?

Kind regards,

Hans.

I say 6 cents is on the corner:

http://www.stockta.com/cgi-bin/analysis.pl?symb=PCLL&mode=table&table=fib&num1=5&mod...


Im In

03/05/05 1:47 PM

#90 RE: awakeinthemorning #87

Awake - I think the math makes the 10 billion to become 10 million - (10,000,000) because 1 billion is 1000 million. But I have to agree with Klaus in post #73 and Matrix in #86 - the A/S could just have stayed the same. Say there were 9 billion O/S at the time of the split, that becomes 9 million but was probably quickly diluted with the dumping of new shares right away, raising the O/S. They can keep dumping until they get to 10 Billion again.
I tell people that I trade penny stocks and they think it is some kind of "little game" until I fully explain it. CMKX just noted that thay have 700+ billion shares O/S (I think).
700 billion x .0001 = 70 million dollars! Many shares were sold for a higher price, where does the money go? The trick is to get a piece of that pie instead of contributing to it LOL.
OK - correct me if I'm wrong but QBID was GAAY and was something else before that, a R/S "repeat offender". After it became QBID it was diluted down to .0001, about where the next reverse split usually occurs - but there was no R/S. There was rumor, news, and a turn around. it ran to the .0025 area, evetually broke out at .0038 or .0045 or whatever and was .027 within days. I know because that was my first run and it blew my mind and actually became a deficit to me - too much money too fast but I guess things could be worse. GLTA

matrix

03/05/05 2:29 PM

#91 RE: awakeinthemorning #87

Nevada SoS' database shows the authorized for Pacel is still sitting at 10 billion.

https://esos.state.nv.us/SoSServices/AnonymousAccess/CorpSearch/CorpDetails.aspx?CorpID=475964

A reverse split only effects the outstanding not the authorized. It is totally optional for a company to lower the authorized when doing a reverse split. Some companies do lower it, some actually raise it, but most keep it the same.