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Jason Coombs

03/27/15 1:47 PM

#5042 RE: namtae #5041

Bill has already gone through millions



That's not my understanding. Total capital raised and debt instruments sold by LiveWire to date are hard to tally, but the only reason there is "additional paid-in capital" of 7,280,787 and "accumulated deficit" of (7,578,240) is that the method of financing used has caused retail investors to provide millions of dollars through brokerage accounts, almost none of which made its way to the company as working capital.

It would be more correct to say that Bill has already ATTRACTED millions but, thanks to defective market structure of the old system, that money has not become available to LVVV for its growth and operations. See:

http://edgar.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?CIK=0001421289&Find=Search&owner=exclude&action=getcompany

There is nobody left to invest into LVVV



Not even close to being true and you know it.

Do you really think reregistering shares will allow BH to raise enough money under the new RegA to build LVVV?



If Bill Hodson deregisters LVVV and raises capital in a Regulation A+ direct public offering then yes, I really think he will raise enough to build a profitable business around LiveWire. The shares would then not be reregistered until much later, if ever, as a result of substantial growth that justifies being a registered fully-reporting public company.

Who will invest in this RegA?



Customers, current investors, and people who will actually contribute value to the company such as business partners, new and old. Regulation A+ would solve the problem that has been created by mixing equity investors with toxic lenders on the same liquid market.

However, I know your angle here.



You're completely wrong. I am already operating my companies, and I do not need and do not want any kind of a salary paid for by investors of any kind. My own income-generating capacity is sufficient -- my angle here is to make sure that future growth on a meaningful scale becomes possible, so that my shares go up in value as the scale of profitable operations increases. I'm expecting to have access to capital for growth not capital for paying me and/or irrational useless overhead.