Reverse mergers cost a fraction of an IPO. Most mergers can be completed for under $1 million. In comparison, an IPO can cost several million dollars and that excludes underwriting commissions and costs. The biggest cost of the reverse merger is the cost of the shell itself. Today’s shells can go [...]

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According to David Feldman’s book “Reverse Mergers” there are seven major benefits for using a reverse merger versus a traditional IPO. Here are the seven benefits he lists:

Lower cost
Speedier process
IPO market place changes
Underwriters pricing
Time [...]

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I received an email from “Charles” asking how to find information on SPACs and perform due diligence. Finding out information or tracking SPACs is not an easy task to undertake because there are no formal reports that are issued covering these types of securities. Your best bet is to go to either the [...]

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