In these volatile market times it is difficult for companies to find an underwriter for their proposed IPO. That along with the cost factor and time it takes to complete an IPO works against any company that is seeking to go public within three to six months. The fact of the matter is going public through traditional means has never been more difficult. With the newly established FINRA being added to the IPO process companies are now seeing time frames for approval being increased by several more months.

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