lowest stock price possible

[speedcrazy1532]

is .0001 the lowest price possible for a stock aside from no price at all?

[InvestingMoron]

Yup.

[aiki14]

.0001 or what is known as 1 p (1 prodigy). This is a unit used to describe a security whose value is so low no other term will allow itself to be associated with it. Coincidentally the prodigy is also used to describe the amount of tissue damage resulting from blunt force trauma to the brain, for example, the patient was hit in the face by a train and lost 6 p of brain cells. For your reference the average person has 900-1200 p, monkeys have 150, weasels 35, and the common garden slug is equal to 1 prodigy.
:D

[krazykowboy]

.0001 or what is known as 1 p (1 prodigy). This is a unit used to describe a security whose value is so low no other term will allow itself to be associated with it. Coincidentally the prodigy is also used to describe the amount of tissue damage resulting from blunt force trauma to the brain, for example, the patient was hit in the face by a train and lost 6 p of brain cells. For your reference the average person has 900-1200 p, monkeys have 150, weasels 35, and the common garden slug is equal to 1 prodigy.
:D

I saw one o dem on da forum. His stock picks er da result of a brain bout dat size,,,, 1 p
:lol:

[Svenwulf]

.0001 or what is known as 1 p (1 prodigy). This is a unit used to describe a security whose value is so low no other term will allow itself to be associated with it. Coincidentally the prodigy is also used to describe the amount of tissue damage resulting from blunt force trauma to the brain, for example, the patient was hit in the face by a train and lost 6 p of brain cells. For your reference the average person has 900-1200 p, monkeys have 150, weasels 35, and the common garden slug is equal to 1 prodigy.
:D

dont be baggin' on slugs now aiki! j/k..

[rfi]

.0001 or what is known as 1 p (1 prodigy). This is a unit used to describe a security whose value is so low no other term will allow itself to be associated with it. Coincidentally the prodigy is also used to describe the amount of tissue damage resulting from blunt force trauma to the brain, for example, the patient was hit in the face by a train and lost 6 p of brain cells. For your reference the average person has 900-1200 p, monkeys have 150, weasels 35, and the common garden slug is equal to 1 prodigy.
:D

Very nice analogy aiki but you forgot to mention the most important fact of them all and that is this...................um................wait..... .............oh damn! I think a 4p just fell out of my head I gotta go!!!

[TonyM]

.0001 or what is known as 1 p (1 prodigy). This is a unit used to describe a security whose value is so low no other term will allow itself to be associated with it. Coincidentally the prodigy is also used to describe the amount of tissue damage resulting from blunt force trauma to the brain, for example, the patient was hit in the face by a train and lost 6 p of brain cells. For your reference the average person has 900-1200 p, monkeys have 150, weasels 35, and the common garden slug is equal to 1 prodigy.
:D


Nice :lol:

[Pinguin]

The best is when a 0.0001 stock does a reverse split and then proceeds to repeat the process of diving back to the nether regions of sub-penny land. This can create a stock with a value (adjusting for the split) of approximately zero or in reference to the previous messages .0001p

[Tooty]

FSMH is at 1 p and hoping for 2 p.

[speedcrazy1532]

....saving slug info.....8) ....save complete!

Thanks!