Response from IRT, re: MRVB: Greetings Now
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Greetings
Now that a proper explanation can be done here -- tweets have character restrictions. First let’s go inside of a MRVB.
Master Regenerative Virtual Brokerage or Bank as some refer to them is a brokerage account configured for Day Trading status.
The account is normally weighted with cash and/or other companies shares (not TPAC) acquired through payment option scenarios. When configured properly, the account provides a 2x & 4x multiplier offering the operator a credit line to increase acquisitions on a daily basis. When infused with cash, this can have a profound affect. Also if the shares acquired have true value the account offers the operator true credit.
No need for an application, just write a check. Knowing how to fund and maintain this type of account will provide TPAC income generation independent of day to day bearing sales. This can place/support a stable financial floor even during slowdowns in the market. Many small companies such as TPAC do not know these platforms exist or how to use them to create great hedging constructs.
--FR
--Day Trader
--Hedge
--Margin
These terms are all standard to the industry. When configuring them as a working unit, MRVB is born.
Master because there is normally more than one. This will be TPACs first.
Regenerative because it actually allows the operator to draw from the generated revenue while keeping the cash-on-hand and then repeats the process.
Virtual because it is not a real bank however has the properties of a bank because you can take a loan from the system based on the credit power of the securities stored within.
This is not a smoke and mirror, this is a fact and is used every day by large companies… it has become a tool of choice.
USA FR is fully experienced in this type of revenue generating operation also she knows how to raise the base revenue on a quarterly basis. I am sure I don’t have to tell you what that will do for a stock price per share.
This is how you hedge against the effects of dilution.
Since the MRVB is external to the stock it has no drag but when quarterly revenue is accounted for it can be used for a positive effect.
Example: Company A starts with $1000 dollars. Its stock internal price is .00001…really low. Ninety days later the company has $2000 dollars. The base pps will rise to .00002 but in the real world it isn’t that easy unless you have something that is dedicated to just the stock price.
An MRVB can be designed for daily day trading volumes/dollars. Remember stocks can rise each quarter not because of supply and demand but because of increased revenue. Large companies have really big accounts and use this type of system to hedge against revenue lost. They may call it something different. Each group normally names the system because they configure the blocks.
More companies with revenues up to $1M use MRVBs to account for seventy-five percent of their annual revenue.
TPAC IR Specialist
ir@tpacbearings.com