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Saturday, August 23, 2008 5:39:18 PM
You beat me to it here's that BCND post added a few photo's.
Rainmakers Quick list of things I liked most about BCND...
First I look at this CEO, putting on his yellow hardhat and going out there working his butt off and making us money.
Hard work and a pinkie CEO very unusual thing to find.
Look at what he's willing to do to make us money. going into this wreck, rolling up his sleeves and digging through the crap to find stuff to salvage and make us more money. Not spending our money on race car sponsorships and other useless junk.
Company will salvage the bricks and metal from this facility. The Westmoreland Glass Factory, Grapeville, Pennsylvania
BCND CEO sounds nothing like a typical pinkie CEO. This guy sounds very promising. I threw some money in his company after reading these bullet points.
1)At the present time, BCND does not have any convertible notes that require us to issue stock at below market value.
2)We do not welcome solicitations for loans that result in convertible notes. Our management is opposed to "death spiral" financing and will not consider entering into any such program.
3)We are not presently soliciting accredited investors or institutional investors other than those who choose to trade our securities on the open market and after completing their own due diligence.
4)In the event we determine that a private placement program from new accredited investors should go into effect, we will seek offers.
5)"I will continue to look for the most beneficial way to reduce the company's
share structure without compromising shareholder value and without any reverse
split.
6)Beacon Redevelopment Industrial Corporation Confirms No Need of Funding Through the Sale of its Equities-Monday August 18, 9:02 am ET
7)The company receives no less than three to four unsolicited offers a week to finance its operations (from major investors and investment bankers) with certain instruments such as convertible debentures, regulation 504 exemptions and other detrimental financing options, executive management always and continually will reject these unfavorable methods of financing for any and all of its financing needs.
8)The company will continue to rely on traditional methods of financing i.e. bank financing, owner financing or company funds, as it is the company's belief that if their acquisitions can not stand on their own merits and utilize traditional sources of financing in any market conditions, it is not a project that they should get involved with.
9)The company's recent three acquisitions (Westmoreland Glass factory and Multiple Parcels of land totaling 259.5 acres) have been funded through a combination of seller financing and cash investments by the company's principles.
10) The investments by the company's principles are interest free and secured by restricted stock for two years.
11)"The company will not and never will under any circumstances submit to any type of death spiral financing; it is the intent of our company to build a viable and profitable company on the merits of its acquisitions/projects," said Mr. Adam Merek, President.
12)Mr. Marek also added that, "The principles are seasoned real estate investors/developers and builders, not stock salesman.
13) When management took over this public company they reviewed the entire history and decided that we can increase shareholder value even though it was a calculated risk regarding the past management and its history.
14)The principle's advisors recommended a reverse split and all of the principles agreed if we have to hurt the shareholders we have no interest and will never have that interest.
15) The principles all agreed that regardless of past management we will deal with it and restore shareholder value with a real and viable business.
2008-The Rainmakers Moneymakers. stock symbol RAIN
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=11575
Rainmakers Quick list of things I liked most about BCND...
First I look at this CEO, putting on his yellow hardhat and going out there working his butt off and making us money.
Hard work and a pinkie CEO very unusual thing to find.
Look at what he's willing to do to make us money. going into this wreck, rolling up his sleeves and digging through the crap to find stuff to salvage and make us more money. Not spending our money on race car sponsorships and other useless junk.
Company will salvage the bricks and metal from this facility. The Westmoreland Glass Factory, Grapeville, Pennsylvania
BCND CEO sounds nothing like a typical pinkie CEO. This guy sounds very promising. I threw some money in his company after reading these bullet points.
1)At the present time, BCND does not have any convertible notes that require us to issue stock at below market value.
2)We do not welcome solicitations for loans that result in convertible notes. Our management is opposed to "death spiral" financing and will not consider entering into any such program.
3)We are not presently soliciting accredited investors or institutional investors other than those who choose to trade our securities on the open market and after completing their own due diligence.
4)In the event we determine that a private placement program from new accredited investors should go into effect, we will seek offers.
5)"I will continue to look for the most beneficial way to reduce the company's
share structure without compromising shareholder value and without any reverse
split.
6)Beacon Redevelopment Industrial Corporation Confirms No Need of Funding Through the Sale of its Equities-Monday August 18, 9:02 am ET
7)The company receives no less than three to four unsolicited offers a week to finance its operations (from major investors and investment bankers) with certain instruments such as convertible debentures, regulation 504 exemptions and other detrimental financing options, executive management always and continually will reject these unfavorable methods of financing for any and all of its financing needs.
8)The company will continue to rely on traditional methods of financing i.e. bank financing, owner financing or company funds, as it is the company's belief that if their acquisitions can not stand on their own merits and utilize traditional sources of financing in any market conditions, it is not a project that they should get involved with.
9)The company's recent three acquisitions (Westmoreland Glass factory and Multiple Parcels of land totaling 259.5 acres) have been funded through a combination of seller financing and cash investments by the company's principles.
10) The investments by the company's principles are interest free and secured by restricted stock for two years.
11)"The company will not and never will under any circumstances submit to any type of death spiral financing; it is the intent of our company to build a viable and profitable company on the merits of its acquisitions/projects," said Mr. Adam Merek, President.
12)Mr. Marek also added that, "The principles are seasoned real estate investors/developers and builders, not stock salesman.
13) When management took over this public company they reviewed the entire history and decided that we can increase shareholder value even though it was a calculated risk regarding the past management and its history.
14)The principle's advisors recommended a reverse split and all of the principles agreed if we have to hurt the shareholders we have no interest and will never have that interest.
15) The principles all agreed that regardless of past management we will deal with it and restore shareholder value with a real and viable business.
2008-The Rainmakers Moneymakers. stock symbol RAIN
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=11575
2008-The Rainmakers Moneymakers. stock symbol RAIN
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/board.asp?board_id=11575
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