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- If your stock has limited liquidity or is only minimally traded, you’ve come to the proper place!
- In order to create liquid assets, you need some assistance.
- You need to find an initial investment before you can promote your Reg A+ offerings. To conclude, to fund the launch of your Reg A+ offering and pay service providers in cash while remaining compliant with regulatory standards!
We most probably wanted to connect with you as you are a public company’s director or principal director officer that has just submitted a Registration Statement, which included a Reg A+ or S1, and are seeking assistance in monetizing and funding your activities!
If you are not an accredited investor or qualified service provider to the issuer, or in some cases, a retail investor, you will not find any useful information on this page. Please continue, and thank you for visiting!
So if you represent an individual who makes decisions for a publicly traded corporation or you are a qualified service provider, the material above will not be applicable to you, and you can get more information by scrolling down.
Financing Your Reg A+ / S1 Stock Awareness (Marketing) & Creating Liquidity
Moreover, we all know that there are three primary ways for pubco to raise funds. Net operational earnings, the issuing of equity capital, and the borrowing of funds are all options for obtaining these funds. External investors usually contribute both debt and equity capital to issuers, each with its own set of upsides and downsides. And if you as the issuer have filed an SEC registration statement, you’ve chosen to continue raising funds by distributing and issuing equity of your company. This is where we can help!
When choosing a stock, all stock specialists and media teach the same 5 or 7 must-dos, like:
1. What the stock did in the past
2. Price-to-Earnings (P/E) Ratio
3. Beta
4. Dividend
5. Reviewing The Chart
Consider how you’d like investors and shareholders to learn more about your company.
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What occurs if your stock has a minimum trading volume? There is also the matter of what if none of these five phases make sense for your company’s investment? We’re here to help you!
Many inexperienced public company executives and directors have the opinion that just submitting an SEC registration statement will assist them to bring investors. So, you will probably get a call from some Reg A or S1 investors to establish the contact and to inform you of “the good news”, that they will make an investment and take a “tranche down” after your stock has become liquid and start trading.
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No Open Market Exists for ‘Illiquid’ Shares
The lack of a distinct ‘open market’ for securities trading for cash is one of the most visible contrasts between ‘liquid’ and ‘illiquid’ corporate shares. Liquidity is created when the investing public owns a company’s stock and it is sold on a stock exchange, allowing people who own those stocks to sell them at any time for a profit depending on the present market price.
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Liquidity (or Marketability)
Liquidity refers to how simple is to purchase or sell securities on the secondary market. Liquid investments may be sold quickly and at a minimal cost, allowing you to get cash whenever you need it.
A stock’s liquidity means how quickly shares of a stock can be bought or sold without appreciably impacting the stock’s price. Stocks with a lack of liquidity may be more challenging to sell, leading to a greater loss if you can’t sell them when you want.
When we discuss liquidity risk, we’re talking about the possibility that investors won’t be able to easily find a market for their securities, limiting them from purchasing or selling whenever they want.
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