Your $1m inheritance is locked for 10 years in one company, which one ?

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Originally Posted by Beagle

Congratulations, you just inherited one million dollars and there are just two conditions. Its to be held in trust for you and all dividends received reinvested and you can't touch it for 10 years. You can only choose one company to invest the full amount into. Which company do you choose and why ?

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TBH I still detect an undercurrent of niggling on this post. I am not quite sure why and what the issue is with Percy choosing to invest in PAZ (other than it is unlisted, at the moment, but so what).

I may be wrong but I have never regarded Percys enthusiasm to be ramping. I actually think its good to have our eyes open to new investement opportunities rather than the same old same old, so I will be very interested to follow PAZ and see how they go over the next ten years.

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Originally Posted by percy

As per the thread,"Your $1 mil inheritance is locked for 10 years in one company,which one?",I selected to buy [in theory] 14,285.714 PAZ at 7 cents,which would be worth $64,285,713 at your $4.50..
Now that really is the $64mil question.Will they?

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But $71,428,570.00 (that’s $71m plus change) at $5.00

No worries

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Originally Posted by winner69

But $71,428,570.00 (that’s $71m plus change) at $5.00

No worries

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I like the sound of that! No worries indeed :D

PAZ and PEB kinda rhyme but let's hope the former doesn't follow the path of the later dog. PS-Remenber all the hype PEB got in the early days, it was going to the moon until it wasn't. PPS- I certainly wouldn't put a million into a high risk company like this although a million inheritance was never your money in the first place so a bit different but PAZ looks worth a small punt I reckon.

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Originally Posted by couta1

PAZ and PEB kinda rhyme but let's hope the former doesn't follow the path of the later dog. PS-Remenber all the hype PEB got in the early days, it was going to the moon until it wasn't. PPS- I certainly wouldn't put a million into a high risk company like this although a million inheritance was never your money in the first place so a bit different but PAZ looks worth a small punt I reckon.

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Sure is mate

Glad you joining the party ...the more the merrier

I reckon beagle has already joined in.

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Originally Posted by couta1

PAZ and PEB kinda rhyme but let's hope the former doesn't follow the path of the later dog. PS-Remenber all the hype PEB got in the early days, it was going to the moon until it wasn't. PPS- I certainly wouldn't put a million into a high risk company like this although a million inheritance was never your money in the first place so a bit different but PAZ looks worth a small punt I reckon.

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PAZ has more in common with ATM.
Both were started by the late Howard Paterson.
To the best of my knowledge he had nothing to do with PEB.Neither have I..

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Originally Posted by percy

PAZ has more in common with ATM.
Both were started by the late Howard Paterson.
To the best of my knowledge he had nothing to do with PEB.Neither have I..

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Probably correct ....an obituary said this -

Some of the higher-profile dairy companies he was involved with included A2 Corporation, producing A2 milk with its claimed benefits, and companies such as Botry-Zen, Pharma Zen and Blis Technologies.

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Originally Posted by winner69

Probably correct ....an obituary said this -

Some of the higher-profile dairy companies he was involved with included A2 Corporation, producing A2 milk with its claimed benefits, and companies such as Botry-Zen, Pharma Zen and Blis Technologies.

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His brothers are still large shareholders of PAZ.
Howard's friend Dr.Wayne Burt, is the second largest shareholder of PAZ, as well as being a director.
Google him [Australia] and if you are up to it, check out his latest UK address.[NZ Companies office,Pharmazen,directors]

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Originally Posted by winner69

Probably correct ....an obituary said this -

Some of the higher-profile dairy companies he was involved with included A2 Corporation, producing A2 milk with its claimed benefits, and companies such as Botry-Zen, Pharma Zen and Blis Technologies.

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Think I along with the Paterson boys had some BOZ shares once

They eventually went belly up and other people run Botry-zen now.

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Originally Posted by winner69

Think I along with the Paterson boys had some BOZ shares once

They eventually went belly up and other people run Botry-zen now.

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Their ATM most probably more than covered any BOZ losses.[and then some].
PAZ will be the icing on the cake .!
How are you getting on finding out Dr.Wayne Burt's background.?
Try Googling "International banker takes on A2."

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Originally Posted by percy

Their ATM most probably more than covered any BOZ losses.[and then some].
PAZ will be the icing on the cake .!
How are you getting on finding out Dr.Wayne Burt's background.?
Try Googling "International banker takes on A2."

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Most things he touches turns to gold eh

That’s good, nothing like following good fortune.

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Originally Posted by winner69

Most things he touches turns to gold eh

That’s good, nothing like following good fortune.

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psssssssst..................If you get in quickly tomorrow morning, you may be lucky to get some at 16 cents.
Have to be quick though.
If not 17 cents will look a steal by Christmas.

Percy, we should stop going on about how perceptive Howard Patterson and his family and friends were on this thread — diverts attention away from the main topic

If we do carry on the conversation somebody might come up with Blis Technologies as the stock to put their inheritance on — at least that would be on thread

Think that would be Simla.395 pages on that thread.Was on my watch list 8 years ago,but gave it a miss .Think it was about the time Barry Richardson joined them from Westland Dairy.
Yet....................... just perhaps?...lol.

ps.Might pay you to buy some of them too.[diversity].
Take care though, as I see no sign of Dr.Wayne Burt, as either a director or shareholder.[or anyone else I know of either].

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Originally Posted by percy

psssssssst..................If you get in quickly tomorrow morning, you may be lucky to get some at 16 cents.
Have to be quick though.
If not 17 cents will look a steal by Christmas.

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W69.
Trust you were quick and got the ones at 16 cents,before they finished the day at 17 cents.?
If not 17 cents may look cheap by Friday.