1)Company has to list on OTC because VC and reputa
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Posted On: 09/10/2019 7:41:16 PM
1)Company has to list on OTC because VC and reputable IBanks don't respect the value of the product and management.
2) Company has to use Paulson whose investors have limited capital and want warrants to mitigate risk and Finesand's assaults.
3) Because company is on OTC, no respectable analyst or IBank will cover them. Therefore Finesand and Grip become the defacto analysts for the company.
4) Finesand and Grip do what they want since they are international and/or know there will be so significant reparcussions from SEC.
5) Since no analyst will cover them, NP is forced to pimp himself with promises on ProActiv to generate interest. Still most Paulson raises miss financial targets since they just don't have enough clients who are interested, forcing company to do small raises at increasingly diluting terms with each news pimping. Also since many brokerages block OTC trading, the retail market to absorb the raises is very limited and the institutional market is non-existent.
6) When the company finally gets there, BP says, gee we were hoping to starve you into bankruptcy but now we have to make a deal. Oh wait you need to clear up all these nasty warrants you were forced to issue to allow your company survive.
7) Finesand and Grip load up and make more than all of us when the company finally succeeds.
2) Company has to use Paulson whose investors have limited capital and want warrants to mitigate risk and Finesand's assaults.
3) Because company is on OTC, no respectable analyst or IBank will cover them. Therefore Finesand and Grip become the defacto analysts for the company.
4) Finesand and Grip do what they want since they are international and/or know there will be so significant reparcussions from SEC.
5) Since no analyst will cover them, NP is forced to pimp himself with promises on ProActiv to generate interest. Still most Paulson raises miss financial targets since they just don't have enough clients who are interested, forcing company to do small raises at increasingly diluting terms with each news pimping. Also since many brokerages block OTC trading, the retail market to absorb the raises is very limited and the institutional market is non-existent.
6) When the company finally gets there, BP says, gee we were hoping to starve you into bankruptcy but now we have to make a deal. Oh wait you need to clear up all these nasty warrants you were forced to issue to allow your company survive.
7) Finesand and Grip load up and make more than all of us when the company finally succeeds.
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