http://buy-penny-stocks.com/penny-stock-pink-sheets/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/ Buy and Invest in Hot Penny Stocks Sat, 02 Oct 2010 16:51:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://buy-penny-stocks.com/penny-stock-pink-sheets/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/comment-page-1/#comment-321 muncie birder Sun, 17 Jan 2010 05:19:27 +0000 http://buy-penny-stocks.com/235/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/#comment-321 No, you are not liable for the par value. It is an accounting tool for the company. Nothing more. You are not liable for the issue price either. In fact you are not liable for anything other than paying the purchase price you contracted for. No, you are not liable for the par value. It is an accounting tool for the company. Nothing more. You are not liable for the issue price either. In fact you are not liable for anything other than paying the purchase price you contracted for.

]]> http://buy-penny-stocks.com/penny-stock-pink-sheets/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/comment-page-1/#comment-320 orangefan9 Fri, 15 Jan 2010 21:08:39 +0000 http://buy-penny-stocks.com/235/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/#comment-320 could you please not buy penny stocks? I am sorry for not answering your question but they aren't actually going to make you money. If you really want money, try markel corporation or conoco phillips then wait ten years, and you'll have way more money than you could get from bonds or your bank. The intelligent investor doesn't speculate, he/she invests. and penny stocks aren't investments. restrict them to about 2% of your portfolio if you really want to lose 2% of potential profits. I am only 16 years old, but I remind you that I have read the most useful of investment books, and everywhere it is advised against to buy any penny stocks. If you want adventure, try small cap to mid cap stocks, as long as they have good p/e ratios, a 2:1 asset/liability ratio, and a good management. Hope I have been of help. And yes, I assume you would be liable for the difference. could you please not buy penny stocks? I am sorry for not answering your question but they aren’t actually going to make you money. If you really want money, try markel corporation or conoco phillips then wait ten years, and you’ll have way more money than you could get from bonds or your bank. The intelligent investor doesn’t speculate, he/she invests. and penny stocks aren’t investments. restrict them to about 2% of your portfolio if you really want to lose 2% of potential profits. I am only 16 years old, but I remind you that I have read the most useful of investment books, and everywhere it is advised against to buy any penny stocks. If you want adventure, try small cap to mid cap stocks, as long as they have good p/e ratios, a 2:1 asset/liability ratio, and a good management. Hope I have been of help. And yes, I assume you would be liable for the difference.

]]> http://buy-penny-stocks.com/penny-stock-pink-sheets/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/comment-page-1/#comment-319 raysor Fri, 15 Jan 2010 02:12:05 +0000 http://buy-penny-stocks.com/235/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/#comment-319 NO. The only thing about a stock that is trading below its par value, at least in the UK, is that thwe company cannot do a fund raising from shareholders. What happens sometime is that the company will be sanctioned by a court to change the opar value. It would seem that it is a pretty sorry state of affairs and I would be very cautious about investing in such a stock. Furthermore the majority of OTC stocks are complete rubbish, so unless you have good knowledge of the particular company I would steer well clear. As they say the share price is always trying to tell you something! I am not sure what you mean by arbitray or assigns, but the par value is just the original capital of a company divided by the number of shares in issue. Hence $5000 capital could be divided into 5000 $1 shares or 50000 10cent shares. NO. The only thing about a stock that is trading below its par value, at least in the UK, is that thwe company cannot do a fund raising from shareholders. What happens sometime is that the company will be sanctioned by a court to change the opar value. It would seem that it is a pretty sorry state of affairs and I would be very cautious about investing in such a stock. Furthermore the majority of OTC stocks are complete rubbish, so unless you have good knowledge of the particular company I would steer well clear. As they say the share price is always trying to tell you something!
I am not sure what you mean by arbitray or assigns, but the par value is just the original capital of a company divided by the number of shares in issue. Hence $5000 capital could be divided into 5000 $1 shares or 50000 10cent shares.

]]> http://buy-penny-stocks.com/penny-stock-pink-sheets/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/comment-page-1/#comment-318 Keith Thu, 14 Jan 2010 17:54:50 +0000 http://buy-penny-stocks.com/235/if-i-buy-penny-stock-which-is-below-the-par-am-i-liable-for-the-diff-between-par-value-and-the-issue-price/#comment-318 In 45 years of trading, I've never heard of anyone having to pay more for a stock than the price quoted by the exchange. I know you are much better off buying stocks that are priced above $15 per share. In 45 years of trading, I’ve never heard of anyone having to pay more for a stock than the price quoted by the exchange.
I know you are much better off buying stocks that are priced above $15 per share.

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