HOW TO TURN EVERY $250 TO $250,000 IN FEW WEEKS
WHAT IS A SHELL STOCK?
A Shell Stock (Shell Company) is a public company that no
longer has any business operations. It retains its capital
structure and public trading status with the intention to
complete a reverse merger with a non-public company with an
on-going business. This merger creates a new company that
is both publicly trading and generating revenues. There are
many reasons why a Shell Stock exists in the first place, but
most commonly they either lost the business due to a bankruptcy,
or just sold or closed it.
The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission), in Rule 12b-2,
defines a "Shell Company" as "a registrant with no or nominal
operations and either no or nominal assets, assets consisting
solely of cash and cash equivalents, or assets consisting of
any amount of cash and cash equivalents and nominal other
assets." Previously, the SEC referred to a Shell Company as
a Blank Check Company.
Why would a private company with an on-going business want to
reverse merge into a Shell Stock? The goal of the private
company is to become a public company. There are many benefits
in becoming a public company. The traditional method of becoming
a public company, via an IPO (Initial Public Offering) can be
very expensive and time consuming. Becoming public via a reverse
merger is less expensive and much quicker.
TYPES OF SHELL STOCKS
Public traded stocks generally fall into one of two categories.
Either they report to the SEC or they do not.
Reporting: they are required to file periodic Quarterly and
audited Annual financials with the SEC. They also report changes
in stock ownership and any material changes in the company's
structure.
Non-Reporting: they forgo any reporting to the SEC.
When comparing a REPORTING Shell Stock to a NON-REPORTING Shell
Stock, keep in mind that with a REPORTING Shell Stock, you can
visit the SEC website and review detailed audited financial and
stock owner information. With a NON-REPORTING Shell Stock, you
can only rely on what the company chooses to report.
SHELLSTOCK STRATEGY
Most investors buy Shell Stocks when there are rumors of a
potential reverse merger. But, they become impatient when
the reverse merger does not happen and sell . . . usually at
a loss.
So what is the best Shell Stock strategy? Probably it is best
to buy several Shell Stocks and forget about them. Hopefully
you will resist the temptation to sell when things get boring,
increasing your chances of participating in a reverse merger
- sometimes producing huge returns.
FAMOUS REVERSE MERGERS
Turner Broadcasting System (Ted Turner), Occidental Petroleum
(Armand Hammer), Berkshire Hathaway (Warren Buffett), Tandy
Corp., Texas Instruments, Blockbuster Entertainment, and Waste
Management all went public via Reverse Mergers.
FAMOUS REVERSE MERGERS
DreamLife Inc. (DLIF)
Tony Robbins, internationally known motivational speaker, reverse
merged his company into a little know medical company, GHS,
Inc., which sent the stock soaring from $.75 to $20.
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