Replies to post #190995 on American Premium Water Corp. (HIPH)

[Sean Portman]

I think you should visit the news section and read the whole 10k, along with news from this year that's not listed in the 10k. We should know more in about 3 weeks more about the investor that's investing and funds being used to pay debt. Also when in the 10k, look how with the 10x share increase as you stated, the deficit did not collapse or change. It remained the same. That to me is huge. If debt is lowered, or gone....valuation would be huge. Not to mention all the things that the funds were used for. You'll be the best judge on weather or not you see value or not. I invest in a few different companies. Hard to find more potential with proof of turning potential into reality at these prices.

[BLULLISH]

It is most likely an ANGEL INVESTOR-https://www.fisherstonelaw.com/blog/5-things-to-know-about-angel-investments/


Individual Angel Investors

Angel investors won’t just write a check and walk away. They’ll own a part of your company, and will likely want a say in major decisions, and they’ll watch to see whether you listen to them. In order to succeed with your angel investor, you will need to find someone who understands your industry and business model, has experience in the field, and can bring value to your company. Sometimes, angel investors prefer to stay anonymous. Other times, you may be able to identify angel investors, and try to figure out if you have a mutual connection that can credibly make an introduction for you. If you can’t seem to find a personal connection with investors Angel List and MicroVentures are good resources that can help you find finding angels in your region and industry, includes about 25,000 investors. Moreover, a search of the term “angel investor” on LinkedIn brought up over 35,000 profiles.
Industry associations, local trade groups or, in some states, business-incubator centers can help point to potential angels. New York incubators include: TechStars, NYU-Poly, Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator, FinTech Innovation Lab, First Growth Network, DreamIt Ventures, Founder’s Institute, General Assembly, and NYC Seed. These incubators/accelerators are meant to foster networking among entrepreneurs, but many operate on a virtual basis as well. If you’re interested in finding an incubator in your state, visit the National Business Incubation Association’s website.

AND THE NOTION THAT IF IT'S MARK CUBAN THE COMPANY WOULD HAVE SAID SO IS SIMPLY NOT TRUE.

SOME WEALTHY INVESTORS WANT TO REMAIN ANNOYMOUS FOR VARIOUS REASONS. SOME DD ON THE MATTER WILL HELP. GLTY

[BLULLISH]

HERE IS MORE DD ON COMMENT IN YOUR POST REGARDING $HIPH VERY RICH "ANONYMOUS INVESTOR"

Individual Angel Investors
As for finding angel investors directly, this is the hardest route, by far. First,because they prefer to stay anonymous. And, second, because they don't know you at all. Sometimes rich individuals have built formal family investment offices, with professional managers screening deals for them. But,if they can afford a family office, they prefer to invest $5MM+ in more typical venture investments, not $500K for a startup. Preferably, you need to find an individual that understands your industry and business model and can bring real value to the table. If they have first hand experience in your space, and they think they can help you accelerate your efforts, it is easier for them to get over the investment hurdle. So, identify those individuals, and try to figure out someone they know, who can credibly make an introduction for you.

REST OF DD HERE-https://www.forbes.com/sites/georgedeeb/2014/09/19/how-to-find-angel-investors-for-your-startup/#3fcafd303b9d

[WealthyBuy]

Fairly certain based on what?