The Secrets of Wall St. Course – Deal Structuring Operating Companies
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Question 1 of 11
1. Question
Investors are only motivated by fear and greed.
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There are only two fears investors have: 1.) The fear of investment capital (or hope) loss and 2.) The fear of missing out on a great investment opportunity.
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To ensure compliance with securities regulations, the marketable deal structure must be housed in a business plan only.
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Convertible Preferred equity can be used to raise seed capital.
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Convertible Notes are used to raise development capital.
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Your securities offering competes with financial institutions and publicly traded securities using the general media on the basis of what?
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7. Question
Ultimately your securities offering competes with financial institutions and publicly traded securities based on what?
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8. Question
What are the primary fears investors have while deciding to invest in a start-up or early stage company?
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To gain greater interest from broker-dealers, listing the preferred securities on a publicly traded stock exchange is a good idea.
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- One can use the proceeds from a private offering to afford the legal, accounting and due diligence fess associated with listing the preferred securities on a publicly traded stock exchange no matter what.
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One can use the proceeds from a private offering to afford the legal, accounting and due diligence fess associated with listing the preferred securities on a publicly traded stock exchange as long as the expenditures are disclosed in the Sources and Uses Statement within the PPM.
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