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71chris71

04/01/24 11:46 AM

#21955 RE: trader53 #21954

Nixon's shareholder money has already been collected and spent.We were his ATM

PennyHoper

04/01/24 7:53 PM

#21957 RE: trader53 #21954

From that same Hamilton blog post, skipping the SEC:

Do I Have To File A Registration Statement With The SEC If I Conduct A Direct Public Offering?

Not necessarily. A direct public offering can be structured for a listing on the OTC Markets Pink Sheets, and it can involve a private offering rather than an offering subject to an SEC registration statement.

trader53

05/04/24 7:52 PM

#22321 RE: trader53 #21954

WCVC Most companies go public to raise money



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https://www.securitieslawyer101.com/

Direct Public Offerings Q&A By Securities Lawyer 101

https://www.securitieslawyer101.com/2024/direct-public-offerings-qa-by-securities-lawyer-101/

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Why Do Most Companies Go Public?

Most companies go public to raise money.

It is much easier for a public company to locate capital
than for a private company.

Funds raised in going public transactions
can be used for working capital,
research and development, retiring existing indebtedness,
acquiring other companies or businesses,
or paying suppliers.


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