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With New Upcoming Multi MRVB's producing income, seems there can be many directions for the company to go.
Use MRVB income for company advancement in yet unknown company projects also for when TPAC becomes a Venture Capitalist.
TPACmuse @TPACmuse Dec 12
By the end of first quarter FR is planning to add 1 more fully configured array. Plus more AFS Traders and CM's.
TPACmuse @TPACmuse Dec 12
2017 may just see 3 to 4 System brought on line. Market conditions make this a viable option for TPAC
>>>>TODAY<<<<<<<FROM BILL<<<
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
That's the plan once I get to China. Frankly there have been personal things going on and acquisition discussions thus the cone of silence
1:58 PM - 15 Dec 2016
>>>>>>FROM JUNE<<<<<<<
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Jun 22
We spoke to Wall Street I banker re acquisition strategy. Our team will target US companies to comply with the strategy.
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From recent MRVB publication.
What Else Can The MRVB Support?
Master Regenerative Virtual Banks function similar to commercial banks. A user can open a bank account that feeds to and from their brokerage account. •Online banking is easy and convenient.
•A variety of features is available with each bank account, including Online Bill Pay to help manage, move and access currency.
•ATM Fee Reimbursement Program allows account holders receive a refund on ATM fees.
•No account set-up or maintenance fees
•No minimum balance requirement for interest-bearing accounts
-- The leverage can be used as credit to purchase more than securities. (Additional detail in next publication).
TPAC can extend it services by providing credit as a venture capitalist •A venture capitalist is an investor who provides funding for start-ups, early stage firms and companies with growth potential. These types of firms seek out venture capitalists, as they are too small or too new to have credit profiles, making them ineligible for bank loans and other forms of raising capital.
•Although risky, venture capitalists invest in firms as there are very lucrative returns on their investments when the company they are investing in is successful. Furthermore, venture capitalists will often invest in a range of firms rather than just one or two, in order to mitigate risks if the investments are unsuccessful.
•Venture capital (VC) is a type of private equity, a form of financing that is provided by firms or funds to small, early-stage, emerging firms that are deemed to have high growth potential, or which have demonstrated high growth (in terms of number of employees, annual revenue, or both). Venture capital firms or funds invest in these early-stage companies in exchange for equity-an ownership state-in the companies they invest in. Venture capitalists take on the risk of financing risky start-ups in the hopes that some of the firms they support will become successful. The start-ups are usually based on an innovative technology or business model and they are usually from the high technology industries, such as information technology (IT), social media or biotechnology.
Web Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venture_capital
•On the other hand, vulture capitalists are a type of venture capitalist, which provide a final attempt at gaining funding. Whereas venture capitalists seek firms with growth potential, vulture capitalists usually seek out firms where costs can be cut in order to increase profits. Mostly, these firms are distressed and on the brink of bankruptcy. Due to this reason, vulture capitalists are able to buy these firms at a much lower price than if they had been profitable and expanding.
•Once the firm is acquired, vulture capitalists can attempt to increase efficiency in order to turn the company around. This is often done by cut-downs costs wherever possible, which in part is likely to be accomplished by firing workers where possible, reducing benefits or both. With reduced costs, the firm becomes profitable or at least raises the probability of this eventually happening, thus raising the share price and the worth of the investors' holdings. Lastly, the vulture capitalists sell any equity they own, making a profit. But vulture capitalists can also choose to divide and sell off the entire company in pieces if this should increase the attractiveness of each individual piece to its purchaser and thus allow the vulture capitalist a net profit.
Web source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_capitalist
Use MRVB income for company advancement in yet unknown company projects also for when TPAC becomes a Venture Capitalist.
TPACmuse @TPACmuse Dec 12
By the end of first quarter FR is planning to add 1 more fully configured array. Plus more AFS Traders and CM's.
TPACmuse @TPACmuse Dec 12
2017 may just see 3 to 4 System brought on line. Market conditions make this a viable option for TPAC
>>>>TODAY<<<<<<<FROM BILL<<<
TPAC Bearings
@TPACbearings
That's the plan once I get to China. Frankly there have been personal things going on and acquisition discussions thus the cone of silence
1:58 PM - 15 Dec 2016
>>>>>>FROM JUNE<<<<<<<
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings Jun 22
We spoke to Wall Street I banker re acquisition strategy. Our team will target US companies to comply with the strategy.
*******************************************************
From recent MRVB publication.
What Else Can The MRVB Support?
Master Regenerative Virtual Banks function similar to commercial banks. A user can open a bank account that feeds to and from their brokerage account. •Online banking is easy and convenient.
•A variety of features is available with each bank account, including Online Bill Pay to help manage, move and access currency.
•ATM Fee Reimbursement Program allows account holders receive a refund on ATM fees.
•No account set-up or maintenance fees
•No minimum balance requirement for interest-bearing accounts
-- The leverage can be used as credit to purchase more than securities. (Additional detail in next publication).
TPAC can extend it services by providing credit as a venture capitalist •A venture capitalist is an investor who provides funding for start-ups, early stage firms and companies with growth potential. These types of firms seek out venture capitalists, as they are too small or too new to have credit profiles, making them ineligible for bank loans and other forms of raising capital.
•Although risky, venture capitalists invest in firms as there are very lucrative returns on their investments when the company they are investing in is successful. Furthermore, venture capitalists will often invest in a range of firms rather than just one or two, in order to mitigate risks if the investments are unsuccessful.
•Venture capital (VC) is a type of private equity, a form of financing that is provided by firms or funds to small, early-stage, emerging firms that are deemed to have high growth potential, or which have demonstrated high growth (in terms of number of employees, annual revenue, or both). Venture capital firms or funds invest in these early-stage companies in exchange for equity-an ownership state-in the companies they invest in. Venture capitalists take on the risk of financing risky start-ups in the hopes that some of the firms they support will become successful. The start-ups are usually based on an innovative technology or business model and they are usually from the high technology industries, such as information technology (IT), social media or biotechnology.
Web Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venture_capital
•On the other hand, vulture capitalists are a type of venture capitalist, which provide a final attempt at gaining funding. Whereas venture capitalists seek firms with growth potential, vulture capitalists usually seek out firms where costs can be cut in order to increase profits. Mostly, these firms are distressed and on the brink of bankruptcy. Due to this reason, vulture capitalists are able to buy these firms at a much lower price than if they had been profitable and expanding.
•Once the firm is acquired, vulture capitalists can attempt to increase efficiency in order to turn the company around. This is often done by cut-downs costs wherever possible, which in part is likely to be accomplished by firing workers where possible, reducing benefits or both. With reduced costs, the firm becomes profitable or at least raises the probability of this eventually happening, thus raising the share price and the worth of the investors' holdings. Lastly, the vulture capitalists sell any equity they own, making a profit. But vulture capitalists can also choose to divide and sell off the entire company in pieces if this should increase the attractiveness of each individual piece to its purchaser and thus allow the vulture capitalist a net profit.
Web source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulture_capitalist
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