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    #3051
12.07.07 16:01
95% der vorgeschriebene Rückkauf allgemeinen Anteile der Perle der asiatischen Minenindustrien (PAIM) ist mit dem Austausch oder dem Stopptag wirkungsvolles 20. Juli 2007 automatisch: KEIN X-Datum für vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf-Austausch Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc., mit auf lagersymbolen: USA (OTC allgemeine Anteile: PAIM) (OTC bevorzugte Anteile: PAIMP), daß der Austausch oder der Stopptag wirkungsvolles 20. Juli 2007, sind für den vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf der Firma ungefähr von 8.611.655.441 oder von 95% seiner herausgegebenen und hervorragenden allgemeinen Anteile verkündet zahlbar mit der Rate von $0.00002 pro den Anteil, der 10. Oktober 2007 beginnt. Die Firma hatte NASD u. DTCC am 2. Juli 2007, pro sek Richtlinie 10b-7 die 10tägige Mitteilung Anforderung mitgeteilt, so zuerst gegründet vom vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf des letzten Jahres 2006 von 15. Juni, eine langatmige Diskussion mit NASD, DTCC und der Transferstelle, daß es KEIN X-Datum für diesen vorgeschriebenen Rückkaufaustausch gibt. Perle hatten asiatische Minenindustrien früh verkündet, daß der Stopptag des Austausches für diese Tätigkeit 20. Juli 2007 war. Das Austauschdatum wird für alle Aktionäre automatisch sein, die PAIM allgemeine Anteile durch DTCC halten. Text zur Anzeige gekürzt. Gesamtes, das bekanntgibt anzeigen… Die Aktionäre, die durch DTCC halten, müssen nicht nichts in diesem Austausch tun, da dieses ein vorgeschriebener Austausch und automatisch getan durch den gleichen Prozeß ist. Eine Endübertragung wird auf die ausgegebenen Aktien am 20. Juli 2007, betreffend Aktionäre gesetzt, die 95% ihrer allgemeinen Anteile übergeben nicht können. Die Endübertragung wird nicht freigegeben, bis jene ursprünglichen Anteile gegen Bargeld übergeben sind. Die Rückkaufrate ist die für jeden 1 allgemeinen übergebenen Anteil, zahlt Perle Asiat $0.00002 pro allgemeinen Anteil direkt zur bekannten Adresse des eingetragenen Aktionärs des Austausches oder des Stopptages von 20. Juli 2007. CEO, Jason. Piamonte, kommentiert: „Ich bin über die Zukunft des Perle Asiat-Bergbaus (PAIM) sehr optimistisch. Die Firma ist ununterbrochen ich sicher sehr gewesen, so produktiv auch bin, daß das zukünftige Einkommen der Firma weit die Erwartung übersteigt, um registriert zum folgenden Niveau zu erhalten. Um den Fortschritt, am 15. Juni des letzten Jahres zu besohlen, tat die Firma seinen ersten vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf von 90% aus den hervorragenden allgemeinen Anteilen 29+ Milliarde heraus mit den Wandelschuldverschreibungen. Nach einem Jahr ist die Firma in der Lage, sich weiter zu verringern, daß massiv zu ungefähr 9 Milliarde allgemeinen Anteilen unten schwimmen. Dieses Jahr, perlen asiatischen Bergbau herausgab einen anderen vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf von 95% von gegenwärtigen herausgegeben und hervorragend von 9 Milliarde allgemeinen Anteilen mit Stopptag von 20. Juli 2007. Infolgedessen ist die 5% oder ungefähr 453.244.457 (vierhundert fünfzig drei Million, zweihundert Forty-Four tausend und vierhundert fünfzig sieben) restlichen hervorragenden allgemeinen Anteile ein guter Anfang, zusammen mit einer Zunahme des justierten Preises pro Anteil nach diesem vorgeschriebenen Rückkauf. Dieses ist das entscheidende Ziel PAIM hat gehofft zu erzielen, und in der Tat ist es phänomenal. Die Firma und die Mitglieder der Brettdirektoren, ausgedrückt, daß dieses das kreativste ist, das vorteilhaft und die positive Weise des Verringerns der gegenwärtigen hervorragenden allgemeinen Hin- und Herbewegung und so die negative Auswirkung und den Effekt eines umgekehrten Aktiensplits vermeidet und am allermeisten ausgleichend, was für jeder am besten ist, das, für alle unsere Aktionäre betroffen wird, Investoren und für die Firma, wie vollständig.“ Vorwärts-Schauen von Aussagen: Vorwärts-schauend beziehen Aussagen die bekannten und unbekannten Gefahren, die Ungewißheiten und andere Faktoren mit ein, die unsere tatsächlichen Resultate, Leistung oder Ausführungen veranlassen können, sich von den vorweggenommenen Resultaten, von der Leistung oder von den Ausführungen materiell zu unterscheiden, die durch solche Vorwärts-schauende Aussagen ausgedrückt werden oder angedeutet sind. Vorwärts-schauend schließen Aussagen in dieser Freigabe die Aussagen betreffend sind die Projektionen der Firma betreffend sind Goldproduktion in den zukünftigen Perioden ein. Faktoren, die tatsächliche Resultate veranlassen konnten, sich von vorweggenommenen Resultaten materiell zu unterscheiden, schließen Gefahren und Ungewißheiten wie ein: Gefahren in bezug auf sind Schätzungen der Reserven, der Mineralablagerungen und der Produktion Kosten; Bergbau- und Entwicklungsgefahren; die Gefahr der Rohstoffpreisfluktuationen; politische und regelnde Gefahren; Gefahren des Erreichens der erforderlichen funktionierenden Erlaubnis und andere Gefahren und Ungewißheiten. Billigaktien sind sehr in hohem Grade spekulativ und können für alle als sehr konkurrenzfähige Investoren unpassend sein. Die Firma dementiert jede mögliche Absicht oder Verpflichtung, irgendwelche Vorwärts-schauenden Aussagen zu aktualisieren oder zu verbessern, ob resultierend aus neuen Informationen, zukünftige Fälle oder anders. Pearl Asian Mining Industries Inc. - Philippinen Beziehungen zwischen den Investoren: Gary Gotanco, 310-728-6907 oder 866-732-7888 IRPAIM@hotmail.com www.PearlAsianMining.com TELEFAX: 877-317-4430  

504 Postings, 6542 Tage wobzirechnung

 
  
    #3052
12.07.07 20:47
selbst beim aktuellen kurs von 0,0001$, müsste nach dem rückkauf der kurs 0,0001*20 =0,002$ sein, und damit müsste in D wieder Handel stattfinden, da 0,0002$= 0,00145 €
Lieg ich da richtig?

da der Kurs bei einer Unternehmensbewertung von ca 5 Mio$ bei 5 Mio / 450 Mio Aktien = 0,011 $ liegen würde, wäre er in D bei 0,008€ liege ich da richtig?
könnten da nicht einige Aufgrund der letzten guten News einsteigen?

-Meine Meinung, nur Spekulation-

Gruß Wobzi
 

597 Postings, 6458 Tage buchhalterirgend was muss dran sein

 
  
    #3053
12.07.07 21:04
oder warum kauft in usa noch jemand die scheiße und dann noch diese stückzahlen.  

1062 Postings, 6493 Tage MärzFrage zum Rückkauf

 
  
    #3054
16.07.07 10:22
Habe ich das wirklich richtig verstanden: PAIM beschließt 95% eurer Aktien zurückzukaufen und legt zudem den Einkaufskurs von $0.00002 fest?
Das wäre 1/10 des gegenwärtigen Kurses.
Wie kann Paim zwangsweise eure Aktien kaufen dürfen?

Anmerkung: Ich bin bei einem anderen Wert ein "Reverse-Split-geschädigter", worauf der Kurs danach auf 1/5 des ursprünglichen Wertes sank.
Der vorliegende Fall wäre dann eine andere Spielweise, welche mich allerdings sehr überrascht.  

504 Postings, 6542 Tage wobzinews, zielkurs nach buyback 0,01$

 
  
    #3055
16.07.07 15:54
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Clarifications On Calculations Of The 95% Mandatory Buyback of Its Common Shares; Logical & Legal Reasoning For Corporate Action, Pearl Asian Mining Industries Announces
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. with Stock SYMBOLS: U.S.A. (OTC common shares: PAIM)(OTC preferred shares: PAIMP) clarifies the calculations of the 95% Mandatory Buy Back of PAIM Common Shares effective July 20, 2007.

“Attached is the new excel conversion calculation sheet for use with investors / shareholders which is 2003 excel compatible. Below is an example of the 95% Buyback. The sheet has all the calculations for our conversions 90% & 95% BBs as well as the PFD, CD balance and the CD conversion to common. I hope to find this sheet helpful for all shareholders concern,” reports Alice Navas, President of AGN Associates & Stock Transfer Services, LLC.

95% BUY BACK OF COMMON-Stocks Issued as of July 20, 2007  
Old Common   Buy Back Factor   95% Total    
25,000,000   0.95   23,750,000    
     
 
Old Common Shares   Less the 95% buy back of Common   New Common Share After BuyBack 5%   New Cert #  
25,000,000   23,750,000   1,250,000    
         
                       
95% COMMON PAYMENT AMOUNT AT .00002 FACTOR PER SHARE  
95% of Common   Payment Factor   Dollar Amount   Check #  
23,750,000   0.00002   $ 475.00    

The Transfer Agent must receive all the old PAIM common shares on the estimated 8,611,655,441 common shares subject to buyback on or before the pay date to start on October 10, 2007.

Moreover, DTCC should now be in the process of sending to PAIM’s Transfer Agent the 95% of the common and outstanding shares. Although PAIM has set the buyback/exchange date for July 20, 2007, any shares bought and sold beginning July 23, 2007 should only be the remaining 5%. Pearl Asian advises shareholders who may have unintentionally sold short on PAIM shares to immediately contact their brokers to work out a way. The remaining 5% of common shares in shareholders' accounts should be available for trading at any time thereafter.

Furthermore, all of the shareholders are affected equally, meaning that each shareholder will own the same percentage of the common shares immediately after the buy back, just like a reverse split. Therefore, there are not 5% of the shareholders gaining unjustifiably. In other words, a shareholder will keep 5% of its shares just like all of the other shareholders, and the 95% will go into the company’s treasury, which our shareholders will all own indirectly based on their individual percentages of ownership. The reason for the buy-back instead of a reverse split is that reverse splits usually bring the stock price higher, but immediately start moving down, whereas with a buy-back the stock price marches upwards on the charts from where it was before the buy-back. As with the last buy-back it worked to bring our price per share greater than the 90% buyback more than a 10 for 1 reverse split would have accomplished as the stock price moved up above .001 and held there for quite some time. It wasn't until Pearl Asian Mining ran into a problem with shares being sold into the market by this Buyer/Investor who did not have the stocks totally cleared through DTCC, wherein the company put a stop transfer in place on the 1,074,000,000 Common Shares, then the stock dropped below .001. Therefore, we are hopeful that PAIM stock this time could rise above .01 and remain above this price. Of course, Pearl Asian cannot guarantee this result, but we are moving forward in good faith.

Pearl Asian Mining is listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, but can't trade there for less than .001 so this action is necessary not only to allow our shares to immediately trade on an actual stock exchange but it also makes it more realistic for us to list on other exchanges throughout the world.

Lastly, “Pearl Asian hopes this helps you to understand the logical and legal reasoning for this corporate action that affects all common shareholders equally,” explained CEO Piamonte.

Forward-Looking Statements

Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from the anticipated results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements in this release include statements regarding the Company's projections regarding gold production in future periods. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from anticipated results include risks and uncertainties such as: risks relating to estimates of reserves, mineral deposits and production costs; mining and development risks; the risk of commodity price fluctuations; political and regulatory risks; risks of obtaining required operating permits and other risks and uncertainties. Penny Stocks are very highly speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


Pearl Asian Mining Industries Inc. – Philippines
Investor Relations:
Gary Gotanco, USA, 310-728-6907 or 866-732-7888
P.I. - 011.63.2.567.5163
IRPAIM@hotmail.com
www. PearlAsianMining.com
Fax: 877-317-4430




Source: Business Wire (July 16, 2007 - 8:38 AM EST)

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    #3056
19.07.07 17:12
Final Clarification on the 95% Mandatory Buy Back of PAIM Common Shares Effective Date July 20, 2007
Stock Symbol “PAIM” and CUSIP # Remain The Same; DTCC & Member Banks And Brokerages Been Notified: Segregate 95 % PAIM Stock Be Restricted On July 23, 2007, Pearl Asian Mining Announces

Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. with Stock SYMBOLS: U.S.A. (OTC common shares: PAIM; OTC preferred shares: PAIMP); Germany (GER:R1Z) and (FWB:R1Z) announces that it will keep the same Common Share CUSIP # 704755107 and Symbol: PAIM for this mandatory buy back, because it is not a reverse split and it has no X-date, and no record date but only an effective date of July 20, 2007.

Further clarifications on the mandatory buy back to be paid in check by the Issuer or Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc. as follows:

July 20, 2007 – the Effective Date of the 95% Buyback.
July 23, 2007 – the Effective date of new outstanding shares where only 5% of each individual shareholder’s PAIM shares shall remain in the shareholder’s account and shall be freely trade-able.
July 23 through October 10, 2007 – Surrender Period All shareholders, banks and brokerages must surrender PAIM shares to the Transfer Agent – AGN Associates & Stock Transfer Services, LLC, 5431 Auburn Blvd., #178, Sacramento, CA 95841 for the cancellation of the previous certificates; issuance of new certificates for the remaining 5% and return of approximately 8,600,000,000 common shares to the company’s treasury and the company to issue the payment of $.00002 per share of the 95% shares.
October 10, 2007 – Surrender Deadline Date Common share certificates not surrendered on this date will bear a “Stop Transfer” and will be cancelled and replaced with a check for the 95% at $.00002 per share and a new certificate for the remaining 5% of the shares previously held by that shareholder.
October 10, 2007- Pay Date PAIM shall commence mailing the checks to the latest known address of shareholder from the company.
The DTCC and its member banks and brokerages have been notified to segregate 95 % of each individual shareholder's PAIM holdings to a restricted account starting on July 23, 2007. This will prevent any shareholder from inadvertently selling more than their 5% thus avoid incurring a short position in their stock. The remaining 5 % of each individual shareholder's PAIM shares shall remain in the shareholder's account and shall be freely trade-able.

To minimize the costs to shareholders, the Transfer Agent, for this particular buy back transaction only, shall charge $25.00 for the issuance of each new certificate, while the cancellation charge for each certificate will be $10.00. The total cost will be $35.00 payable to AGN Associates Stock Transfer Services, LLC.

Furthermore, note that Preferred Shares (PAIMP) CUSIP #704755206 and Convertible Debenture CUSIP #704752AA2 are NOT subject to the 95% buyback.

The Preferred Shares (PFD) can be converted at any time with the following conversion factor.

Period
 Conversion Rate  
March 31, 2007 through March 30, 2008   5,000 PFD for each common share  
March 31, 2008 through March 30, 2009   2,500 PFD for each common share  
March 31, 2009 through March 30, 2010   1,250 PFD for each common share  
March 31, 2010 through March 30, 2011   625 PFD for each common share  
March 31, 2011 and after   500 PFD for each common share  

Likewise, the Convertible Debenture can also be converted back to common shares at a fixed rate cost of $.010 per share at any time on or before the maturity date of June 15, 2011.

In order to convert the preferred and convertible debentures observe the following procedures:

1.   The certificate must bear the name of the beneficial owner.  
2.   The certificate must be endorsed with a Medallion Signature Guarantee Stamp.  
3.   An instruction letter requesting to convert the certificate must be submitted with the original certificates.  
4.   A check payable to AGN Associates & Stock Transfer Services, LLC for the processing fee ($25 for each certificate cancelled and $25 for each new certificate issued) must be submitted along with the instruction letter, original certificate bearing a Medallion Guarantee Stamp to the Transfer Agent at 5431 Auburn Blvd., #178, Sacramento, CA 95841 Attn: Conversion Department.  

Pearl Asian Mining is a shareholder-friendly company demonstrated by this latest action to reduce the amount of shares outstanding by declaring a stock buyback program rather than using the reverse split program. Below is a hypothetical scenario of a shareholder who bought 1,000,000 shares prior to the buyback.

Total amount involved:   $100  
After buyback, estimated outstanding float   450,000,000 shares  
Assuming the market cap is maintained at around $4 Million   PPS = 0.009 (approx.)  
Shareholders retained shares post-buyback
(1,000,000 x .95 = 950,000) (1,000,000 less 950,000)
 50,000  
Value of remaining shares (50,000 x 0.009)   $ 450  
Amount PAIM paid for buyback shares
(950,000 x 0.00002)
 $19  
Net profit of shareholder should he sell at 0.009   $369  
Net profit rate = 369/100   369 % (in a span of about a month)  

The above scenario is supported by the stock performance in July 2006 where the market price of PAIM increased to an annual high of $.0065 after the 90% buyback.

The “naked short selling” operations will continue until the SEC Regulations SHO goes into effect and tightened. Therefore, we encourage PAIM shareholders to safeguard your investments by reviewing your portfolio regularly and preventing the use of your shares by others resulting in a short position.

Pearl Asian Mining is not alone in this battle as there are many small cap companies who have suffered, who were victimized and eventually forced to cease operating. We will assure our shareholders that we will do our best and exert all efforts to protect our shareholders from falling prey to becoming a “victim” of the so called “naked short selling” operations. Pearl Asian Mining needs the cooperation of all its shareholders and plans to effect whatever transitions are needed, which may sometimes result in potential “chills” on deposits and/or withdrawals. We advise all our shareholders to stand strong and united against parties engaged in naked short selling of PAIM shares.

“Pearl Asian Mining is a real and viable gold mining company with excellent potential to expand globally. With substantial short selling PAIM may be weakened in the short term, but we can assure you that we will exert all efforts, through firm conviction and faith in God, to maintain Pearl Asian Mining as a viable and going concern. Your investment in our company is very vital and important to us: we care about all our shareholders, regardless of the magnitude of your investment in PAIM,” commented Jason Piamonte, Pearl Asian Mining CEO.

FORWARD STATEMENTS;

Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from the anticipated results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements in this release include statements regarding the Company's projections regarding gold production in future periods. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from anticipated results include risks and uncertainties such as: risks relating to estimates of reserves, mineral deposits and production costs; mining and development risks; the risk of commodity price fluctuations; political and regulatory risks; risks of obtaining required operating permits and other risks and uncertainties. Penny Stocks are very highly speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


Pearl Asian Mining Industries Inc. – Philippines
Investor Relations:
Gary Gotanco, MBA, 866-732-7888 (USA)
or 310-728-6907 (P.I.)
Fax: 877-317-4430
IRPAIM@hotmail.com
www.PearlAsianMining.com



Source: Business Wire (July 19, 2007 - 8:28 AM EST)

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149 Postings, 6816 Tage VergoldetSo..und was macht Ihr?

 
  
    #3057
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20.07.07 07:45
Halten und abwarten oder alles wieder verhökern? Ich jedenfalls bleibe long, obwohl ich Zweifel habe ob dieser Laden jemals ein 10000% werden wird..greetz VG  

504 Postings, 6542 Tage wobziabwarten

 
  
    #3058
20.07.07 10:59
und gegebenenfalls nochmal billig nachkaufen, Order steht schon ne weile drin...

gruß  

504 Postings, 6542 Tage wobzinews...

 
  
    #3059
21.07.07 04:22
Pearl Asian Mining Requests All Shareholders to Surrender All Certificates Pursuant to the 95% Mandatory Buyback Effective July 23, 2007
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc., with stock symbols: U.S.A. (OTC: PAIM) (OTC: PAIMP); Germany (GER: R1Z) (FWB: R1Z), announces that we have been working closely with the DTCC re-organization and compliance department on this 95% Mandatory Buy Back of PAIM stock. A Special Board of Directors Meeting held on July 19, 2007, Manila, Philippines, resolved that by the special corporate resolution to come to the conclusion that it will be in the best interest of our investors/shareholders to halt trading on PAIM for at least one (1) week or less, to resume trading on or before August 1, 2007 upon receipt of all PAIM common share certificates by the Transfer Agent.

1. Restrict 95% of the common shares of Pearl Asian Mining Industries, issued and outstanding from the shareholders’ account.

2. Surrender all common share certificates to the Transfer Agent, effective 7/23/07 no later than 7/31/07.

3. DTCC places “PAIM” on “Chill,” effective 7/23/07.

4. Upon receipt of all certificates, AGN Associates will issue new certificates representing the 5% of the total shares and the payment check for the 95% of the common shares with a pay date of 10/10/07.

5. Upon completion receipt and issuance of the 5% common shares certificates, DTCC will lift the chill immediately.

Pearl Asian Mining shall pull out all of its old PAIM Common shares off the market, then re-issue the 5% new PAIM common stocks back through the DTCC thus protecting PAIM’s investors from any difficulties or confusion that may arise, such as inadvertently incurring a short position in PAIM, and subsequently being forced to buy back at a higher price in order to cover said short position.

Furthermore, as an additional precaution against the aforementioned difficulties, PAIM shareholders, brokerages, and other parties holding physical certificates need to surrender the same to PAIM’s Transfer Agent no later than July 31, 2007 or these will be automatically cancelled.

Pearl Asian Mining has clarified and reiterated these areas of concern as the company believes that there is a potential threat of unintentional short-selling by its investors and shareholders similar to what had happened during the previous buy-back in June 2006. PAIM considers its investors’ protection from such occurrences a very important objective. It is in the company’s best interest to voluntarily stop trading for a short period of time during this re-organization, pulling all shares from the market, and to re-issue the 5% PAIM back into the market. This will ensure the protection of Pearl Asian Mining’s shareholders against possible unintentional shorting of PAIM stocks during the buyback period.

“We have been in direct contact with the DTCC and NASD, and this is the best way to make sure that this mandatory buyback is done correctly, effectively and precisely, while protecting our investors,” explained CEO Jason Piamonte.

Moreover, the board had resolved that it will issue a minimum of 1,000 PAIM common shares to all shareholders whose portfolio falls below 1,000 after today’s mandatory buy back. Thus, effective July 23, 2007 each PAIM shareholder will hold or maintain at least 1,000 common shares of PAIM after this buy back as a reward for their patience and understanding during this re-organization period of Pearl Asian Mining Industries.

Forward-Looking Statements

Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from the anticipated results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements in this release include statements regarding the Company's projections regarding gold production in future periods. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from anticipated results include risks and uncertainties such as: risks relating to estimates of reserves, mineral deposits and production costs; mining and development risks; the risk of commodity price fluctuations; political and regulatory risks; risks of obtaining required operating permits and other risks and uncertainties. Penny Stocks are very highly speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.



Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc.
Investor Relations:
Gary Gotanco, MBA, 866-732-7888 (USA) or
310-728-6907 (P.I.)
Fax: 877-317-4430
IRPAIM@hotmail.com
www.PearlAsianMining.com




Source: Business Wire (July 20, 2007 - 1:51 PM EST)

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246516 Postings, 6982 Tage buranUnd das soll heisen?

 
  
    #3060
21.07.07 10:22
Ich bin schon seit ca. einem Jahr investiert und frage mich desöfteren ,warum ich überhaupt geordert habe.Passiert hier überhaupt nochetwas?  

27 Postings, 6478 Tage stockpikerAktien verfallen

 
  
    #3061
21.07.07 11:31
Die alten PAIM-Aktien werde für 0,0002 aufgekauft und verfallen dann. Ein nichtverkaufen wäre nur für einen Aktiensammler interessant.
Die vor einem Jahr, durch Kapitalmassnahme, herausgegebenen neuen Aktien (WKN:0Z7608) werde von dem Aufkauf profitieren.
Mir wurde jetzt auch Aktien von PHILIPP.RO.OIL+ALT.RESTR (WKN:A0MQW3) durch PAIM gutgeschrieben. Finde sie aber auf keinem Kurszettel. Weiss jemand was darüber ???
 

1427 Postings, 6793 Tage killercopWenn ich sowas hier lese

 
  
    #3062
21.07.07 11:51
Also ich muss einigen mal sagen, wenn ich immer höre ich bin long, ich muss nachordern usw.
ich habe meine im depot liegen und abgeschrieben.
das ist genau so eine pommesbude wie great west gold usw.
die aktie ist tot....
das ding is gelaufen .....
over...
ich bin leider nicht rechtzeitig vor dieser tauschmaßnahme raus.

das ding ist gelaufen und nun ist es tot !!!
over !
ich bin leider noch drin und kann mir mit meinen dingern den popo abwischen.
 

246516 Postings, 6982 Tage buranNa toll!

 
  
    #3063
21.07.07 12:27
Da kann ich mir also meine 2000 abschmatzen.Saftladen!
Werd's mal an der Losbude versuchen:-(  

1258 Postings, 7347 Tage Jing@ Stockpiller

 
  
    #3064
21.07.07 13:29
0,00002 ist der Ruckkauf, s. Posi 3051. Ich raff´s auch noch nicht.
Nach Querlesen sieht mir das aus wie eine Enteignung!
Geht das einfach so, kann ich mir nicht vorstellen.

Gruesse
Jing  

369 Postings, 6638 Tage schnucky200%+++

 
  
    #3065
23.07.07 16:17
Es wird heute ordentlich eingekauft
letzter Tag vor Aktieneinzug
Mfg
 

108 Postings, 6527 Tage goldenrisknicht ganz, schnuky

 
  
    #3066
23.07.07 20:55

Das stimmt so nicht ganz Schnucky. Der Aktieneinzug gilt per heute. Der Handel ist nur noch am laufen weil nicht alle Banke/Broker den Trading Halt mitbekommen haben!!

In anderen Boards verhärtet sich das Gerücht, dass diejenigen Leute, welche heute Aktienanteile aus dem 95% Pool verkauft haben, diese später wieder zu einem höheren Kurs zurückkaufen müssen!!

Ähnliches geschah schon letztes Jahr....  Also Vorsicht!!

 

246516 Postings, 6982 Tage buranNix für ungut ,aber

 
  
    #3067
23.07.07 22:11
das wird ja immer komplizierter.  

1427 Postings, 6793 Tage killercopLug und Betrug

 
  
    #3068
24.07.07 12:57
Ich verkaufe nichts, ich kaufe nichts,
ich wisch mir nur den ***** mit den Dingern ab !
Ich hab soviele, da ist das S*****hauspapier teurer als die Shares !  

1010 Postings, 6556 Tage singernotKönnte das so wie bei Terax enden?

 
  
    #3069
24.07.07 13:11
Konfusion, aber dann doch noch guter Anstieg...  

504 Postings, 6542 Tage wobzinews zu dem ganzen...das sollte klarheit schaffen

 
  
    #3070
25.07.07 02:07
July 24, 2007 - 1:44 PM EST          
 
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, in Cooperation with Its Transfer Agent and DTCC, Allows 3-Day Settlement Period from the Effective Date of July 20th 2007, for PAIM's Mandatory 95% Buy-Back
Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc., with stock symbols: U.S.A. (OTC: PAIM) (OTC: PAIMP); Germany (GER: R1Z) (FWB: R1Z), announces that the company, in cooperation with its transfer agent AGN Associates and DTCC, allows 3-day settlement period from the effective date of July 20th 2007, for PAIM’s mandatory 95% buy-back.

As a reminder to PAIM shareholders, the 5% of remaining shares are freely tradable as indicated in previous press releases. Therefore, Pearl Asian Mining advises all shareholders who sold their PAIM shares starting July 23, 2007 that they should sell no more than the remaining 5% in their accounts. Likewise, as the company recommended in previous press releases, shareholders are encouraged to contact their brokers to verify that the latter have segregated 95% of their shares in a restricted account.

As a result, all PAIM shares bought starting July 23, 2007 are not subject to the 95% mandatory buy-back. Conversely, shares being sold starting July 23, 2007 should not exceed the remaining 5% in shareholders’ accounts. Otherwise, shareholders who sold more than the remaining 5% in their accounts have incurred a short position and will be required to cover the same.

In summary, following are the salient points of the mandatory 95% buy-back:

* July 23-25, 2007 - settlement period for all transactions ending close of business
  on effective date of July 20, 2007

* Starting July 23, 2007 – 5% of shares remain freely tradable

* Starting July 23, 2007 – shares bought are not subject to the 95% mandatory buy-back

* All shares sold starting July 23, 2007 should not exceed the remaining 5% in
  shareholders’ accounts, otherwise any shareholder who sold more than the remaining 5%
  has incurred a short position in PAIM and will need to cover by the settlement date

* All shareholders holding shares in certificate form and all brokerages should
  surrender their common share certificates starting July 23 up to July 31, 2007

* Upon receipt of all certificates, AGN Associates will issue new certificates
  representing the 5% of the total shares and the payment check for the 95% of the
  common shares with a pay date of 10/10/07.

“Pearl Asian Mining has exerted all efforts to inform shareholders and the public about the mandatory 95% buy-back in advance, precisely so as to allow this transition to proceed smoothly and to prevent shareholders from unintentionally incurring short positions in PAIM,” stated Jason Piamonte, CEO of Pearl Asian Mining Industries USA.

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS:

Forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause our actual results, performance or achievements to differ materially from the anticipated results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements in this release include statements regarding the Company's projections regarding gold production in future periods. Factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from anticipated results include risks and uncertainties such as: risks relating to estimates of reserves, mineral deposits and production costs; mining and development risks; the risk of commodity price fluctuations; political and regulatory risks; risks of obtaining required operating permits and other risks and uncertainties. Penny Stocks are very highly speculative and may be unsuitable for all but very aggressive investors. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.


Pearl Asian Mining Industries, Inc.
Investor Relations:
Gary Gotanco, MBA, 866-732-7888 (USA) or
310-728-6907 (P.I.)
Fax: 877-317-4430
IRPAIM@hotmail.com
www.PearlAsianMining.com



Source: Business Wire (July 24, 2007 - 1:44 PM EST)

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597 Postings, 6458 Tage buchhalterwas bedeutet das?

 
  
    #3071
25.07.07 07:30
rechnen die damit, dass viele versehentlich short gehen und dann die position glattstellen müssen? wenn ja, war das ne fiese art für einen kursanstieg zu sorgen.

bin mal gespannt, wie das weitergeht.  

4620 Postings, 6536 Tage Nimbus2007Was geht hier ab???

 
  
    #3072
25.07.07 15:59
schon wieeder 100 % im Plus...
Ich freu mich...meine Aktien sind wieder beim ek. :)
Und sind auch nohc vorhanden.

Bei euch?  

597 Postings, 6458 Tage buchhaltermeine PAIM sind auch noch alle da

 
  
    #3073
25.07.07 16:14
jetzt fehlt nur noch handel in deutschland, aber ich trau der ganzen sache noch nicht. wer kennt die genauen hintergründe? sind evtl. investmentbanker hier mit dabei?  

51 Postings, 6766 Tage Goldzahnbei mir war das

 
  
    #3074
1
25.07.07 16:24
letztes Jahr so:

Ich hatte Aktien vor und nach dem Stichtag gekauft. Die von vor dem Stichtag wurden 95% eingezogen und 5 % blieben handelbar. Die Aktien die ich nach dem Stichtag gekauft hatte blieben so, wie sie waren. Nun rechnen natürlich alle mit einem Ansteigen des Kurses, wenn weniger Aktien auf dem Markt sind, haher der Ansturm.  

4620 Postings, 6536 Tage Nimbus2007Ind Deutschland kein Handel mehr möglich.

 
  
    #3075
25.07.07 16:50
Ist gesperrt, habe gerade bei meiner Bank nachgefragt.
95 % werden eingezogen....war ein scheiss...der Kurs müsste 50 mal so hoch stehen, damit wir die Verluste wieder drin haben.
Aber das so etwas überhaupt möglich ist...tztztztz
naja..ich hatte sie eh schon abgeschrieben, aber ich überlege ernsthaft auch eine Pommesbude an die Börse zu bringen und nen par Leute abzuzocken.
Scheint ja keiner was gegen machen zu können/wollen.

Lg
 

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