Your private placement investors must limit their sales to recovering their risk capital.

Your must bury your float and ensure public profits from buying your stock.

You must create and maintain a strong share price with least possible Investor Relations costs.

This isn’t going to be easy. But, it must be done.

If you don’t agree with multinational corporation goal, I won’t risk money on your company. I’ll advise you about obstacles on road to being a public company. I’ll help you find solutions to these problems. I’ve been doing it for nearly a quarter century. I know game and it’s risks. I know ways to beat those who will be playing against you in American Market. But, my friends and I won’t risk money on your public company’s shooting star.

Nevertheless, as I said at beginning, I HAVE money to invest.

If odds were as poor as I say they are, WHY would anyone invest in a public company?

The answer is simple. The Going Global is a better way to do it.

Why do I think I'm so smart? I don't. One major company has already done it and built themselves into a $50 billion dollar international firm. Does name CISCO Systems ring any bells?

If you have a product or service which will work well in Global Village - by that I mean it can be sold in many countries, I will invest in your company. But you have to do it my way. I'm one taking risk. I set rules.

Do I want to run your company? No.

Do I want to even control your company? No.

Do I want to serve on your company’s Board of Directors? No.

That's correct. You will continue to control your company and hold majority of shares in your firm. I have a different way to "venture" my capital and to restrict risk.

If you run your company well, I'll show you how to become a $100,000,000 company in five to seven years and sell out to a larger company. The insiders will retire with over $200,000,000. It’s legal. It’s safe. And you'll probably have a heck of a good time doing it.

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Do you want to join everyone else and take public’s money and run? Is a "liquidity event" vital to you and your insiders? If so, I can tell you how to do it, legally. It’s your choice. Use my experience and adopt traditional goals recommended by attorneys, accounts and stockbrokers. You’ll get my market experience to make system work for you. But, you won’t get my money.

How long offer is valid for ?

There is usually a cut off point from account opening when offer is no longer valid. Be very aware of this otherwise you could end up transferring a balance to a higher rate !!

What about new purchases ?

Unless there is also a 0% interest rate on new purchases then you should avoid making new purchases on a balance transfer card. This is because banks will look to reduce balance transfer debt quicker than new debt. Provided your credit history is reasonable, there is nothing stopping you having several cards for different purposes. A good way is to have a card, which specialises in 0% on new purchases and another card for balance transfers.

What happens when balance transfer period finishes ?

When balance transfer offer period finishes debt will revert to typical variable APR. The lenders hope at this point that cardholder will retain card and some of debt, so they can then start charging interest and making some money! So take into consideration low interest rate credit cards. However, there is nothing stopping disciplined credit card holder from switching to another balance transfer deal and closing account. The cycle then starts again. Always allow 6 weeks to 8 weeks before end of offer period to apply for a new card. This means you can get balance transferred to new card before lender can start charging higher rate. You have to be organised to do this, but if you are it does work. People who regularly switch balances are know as card tarts.

The Golden Rules

There are three things to look out for with a balance transfer card

• As mentioned previously, unsuspecting can get caught out when spending on a balance transfer card.
• Maintaining regular payments. If you miss a payment you incur some penalty, so be aware. To be safe set up a direct debit.
• The interest rate applied when offer period finishes.