Forwardly Inc (FORW)

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Sharp is consistent and truthful in his attitude, and his speech. In my book, those are very important attributes. I have not seen him "Flip-Flop" (even once) in his statements and/or the attitudes they posses.

Personally, a man who stays his course without constantly contradicting himself is one I will listen to.

Equity money players are lining up here... George Sharp will see this through to prosperity and success.

Sharp:

To be clear, there is no dilution in $IBGR or $GRDO as there has been no new stock created in years in either company. Nor is there any debt. New stock will only be created in equity financing deals which are currently being negotiated under the best terms possible.

— George Sharp - Advocate for truth in the OTC (@GeorgeASharp) January 4, 2019

To be clear, there is no dilution in $IBGR or $GRDO as there has been no new stock created in years in either company. Nor is there any debt. New stock will only be created in equity financing deals which are currently being negotiated under the best terms possible.


What are the benefits for a company using equity financing vs. debt financing?
https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/042215/what-are-benefits-company-using-equity-financing-vs-debt-financing.asp

Most companies use a combination of debt and equity financing, but there are some distinct advantages of equity financing over debt financing. Principal among them is that equity financing carries no repayment obligation and provides extra working capital that can be used to grow a business.

Companies usually have a choice as to whether to seek debt or equity financing. The choice often depends upon which source of funding is most easily accessible for the company, its cash flow and how important maintaining control of the company is to its principal owners. The debt to equity ratio shows how much of a company's financing is proportionately provided by debt and equity.

The main advantage of equity financing compared to debt financing is that there is no obligation to repay the money acquired through equity financing. Of course, a company's owners want it to be successful and provide equity investors a good return on their investment, but without required payments or interest charges as is the case with debt financing.

Equity financing places no additional financial burden on the company. Since there are no required monthly payments associated with equity financing, the company has more capital available to invest in growing the business.

Debt financing sometimes comes with restrictions on the company's activities that may prevent it from taking advantage of opportunities that lie outside the realm of its core business. Creditors look favorably upon a relatively low debt-to-equity ratio, which benefits the company if it needs to access additional debt financing in the future.