You can solve serious problems created by taking public company path. 1. You can cut your costs of going public by 75% to 90% by doing a spinoff, rather than an IPO. 2. You can keep your stock away from Depository Trust Company. Without "Street Stock," it's nearly impossible for anyone to manipulate your share price against best interests of your shareholders. There are a score of tactics that you can use to stop stock manipulation. 3. You can stop Vulture Capitalists by requiring them to pay for stock they take. You should ensure that their payment is a multi-dollar share price and never pennies. You can force them to sell their stock outside United States. 4. Your insiders can avoid being caught in a stock scam by not selling their insider shares. You should Pool & Vault all insider shares until you can sell your company at Market Capitalization. Your insiders will get highest price for their stock. Your Investor Relations costs will be lower during public life of your company.

Are you serious about making your company a success? You must offer a product or service to World. You must build your assets over a hundred million dollars. You must go public! You don't have a choice.

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A public company can attract shareholders from wherever it sells its products or services. Until your company's product or service has a regional market and preferably a national market, you aren't ready to go public. Investors who can't see that your product or service is locally available won't invest. This is reason that a local department store, restaurant or fun park can't attract national investors.

Can your management team grow your company? If not, you aren't ready to go public. Your management team is your key to effectively using your equity financing. If they lack relevant education and work experience, odds of your company's success don't justify taking your company public.

Unless your company needs money to grow, you aren't ready to go public. The public process adds another level of costs and responsibilities on your management team.

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