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- You have reached the right place if your stock has small liquidity or isn’t actively traded.
- You’ll need help in making liquid assets.
- To advertise your Reg A+ offerings, you will need to attract an initial investor.
To recap, you can use cash to fund the launching of your Reg A+ offering and pay the service providers without breaking any regulations!
We either invited you because you are a Principal or a director of a publicly listed firm that just submitted a Registration Statement, including a Reg A+ or S1, and are searching for support in monetizing and financing your effort!
On this page, you won’t find much valuable information, if you aren’t an authorized investor or qualified service provider to the issuer, or if you are in some cases a retail investor. Please move on, and we appreciate your visit!
If you are a person who makes resolutions for a publicly listed firm or you are a qualified service provider, that means the text above doesn’t relate to you, and you can scroll down for additional information.
Looking To Finance Your Reg A+ / S1 Stock Awareness (Marketing) & Create Liquidity
Furthermore, we are all aware that Companies can obtain funding in one of three ways. These can be obtained by net operating earnings, the issuance of equity capital, or the borrowing of funds. External investors typically provide debt and equity capital, each with its own set of perks and downsides for the issuer. If you have an SEC registration statement you as the issuer, you’ve elected to keep raising money by distributing and issuing shares in your company. This is something we can assist you with!
All of the stock professionals and media teach the same 5 or 7 must dos when selecting a stock, such like:
1. What the stock did in the past
2. Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio
3. Beta
4. Dividend
5. Reviewing The Chart
Nonetheless, think about what the ideal approach for shareholders or investors to learn about your firm would be.
We can assist you here!
What if the trading volume of your stock is low?
What if none of these five phases make sense in terms of investing in your firm?
We are here to assist you!
Numerous inexpert public company directors and officers mistakenly believe that just filing an SEC Registration statement will help to bring investors. You will almost certainly receive a call from some Reg A or S1 investors to make the initial connection and tell you “the positive news” that once your stock is liquid and trading, they will invest and take a “tranche down”.
We can assist you right now!
No Open Market Exists for ‘Illiquid’ Shares
One of the most noticeable differences between ‘liquid’ and ‘illiquid’ company shares is the lack of a defined ‘open market’ for trading shares for cash. When the investing public owns the company’s stock and it is sold on a stock exchange, liquidity is generated, and those who possess those stocks can sell them at any moment for a profit depending on the current market price.
We are experts in this field!
Liquidity (or Marketability)
Liquidity refers to how easy it is to buy or sell a security on the secondary market. Liquid investments can be quickly sold and for a low price, giving you access to cash when you need it. The liquidity of a stock relates to how rapidly shares of a stock can be purchased or sold without significantly affecting the price of the stock. Stocks with liquidity issues may be more difficult to sell, resulting in a bigger loss if you can’t sell them whenever you want.
When we talk about liquidity risk, we’re referring to the risk that investors won’t be able to find a market for their securities , prohibiting them from buying or selling when they want.
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