This entry is part 15 of 15 in the series Buying an OTCBB ShellConclusion
Hopefully after having read my ten part series both Buyers and Sellers of OTCBB shells will understand that it is very important to have someone looking out for your interests before during and after the sale or purchase of a shell. Shells [...]

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This entry is part 1 of 9 in the series OTCBB Shells – Buyer BewareWhen purchasing an OTCBB shell there is more to consider than price alone. There are many individuals trying to sell shells to potential Buyers that are totally clueless about what they are selling.
In many instances the finder has [...]

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This is a great post by David Feldman over at The Reverse Merger Blog:
That is the headline from today’s SEC Small Business Conference, which David Feldman, principal of the law firm of Feldman Weinstein & Smith LLP, attended in Washington along with about 75 others in person and many others listening in a webcast. In [...]

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There are several ways a company can choose to go public. However, before we discuss the choices we have to examine the company.  The first area to examine is the size of your company.  By that I mean the company’s revenues and pre-tax profits also referred to as EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and [...]

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Reverse mergers have a chequered past. During the 1970s and 1980s unscrupulous promoters used reverse shell mergers to deceive investors… they would form new public shells, raise money from investors, and then take that money in the form of fees, salaries, perks and other “management fees”. In many cases, investors were bilked out of millions [...]

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For any company that is public but is thinking about taking themselves private, please read this article.   The article was authored by Douglas Rogers, CEO of ManageSource Research.   I have known Douglas for several years, he is a straight shooter.  Mr. Rogers will perform a free analysis to determine if going private makes sense for [...]

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If you are an extremely private person and want no one to know your business, then going public is definitely not for you. Because if you bring your company public, the world will know your business. All of your personal and company details out there for the world to see. Your annual salary, perks, [...]

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There has been a deafening silence in the traditional public markets in the last two years.  Why?  Because small to medium size businesses are seeking capital outside of the U.S.  The IPO scene has been altered because of technology advances and the maturity of new foreign markets.  US and foreign companies are following the money [...]

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The SEC’s stealth revisions to Rule 415 has confused and alarmed the PIPE market by raising the suggestion that large private placements relative to a company’s float constitute primary offerings. Recent actions have imposed new limitations on PIPE financing by micro cap companies that threaten to cut off their access to capital. [...]

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As we gaze into our crystal ball we all wonder what the future holds for us in 2007. Where should investors place their bets for next year? One thing I am certain of is that there will be many opportunities for investors in the reverse shell merger marketplace. Reverse shell mergers will [...]

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