Become an Inside Investor - Legally

Fortunes are made every day on the stock market but the really big bucks are made by investors who have an inside edge. These people have an inside edge in two ways -- they get to invest in newly-issued stock, and are offered shares at bargain basement prices when cash has to be raised quickly by privately-held companies that are poised to go public or existing public companies.

Imaging the huge profits that can be made by being able to buy a company stock at a 25% to 50% discount, or being offered start-up shares (mini IPOs) at prices well below the company's potential value.

Would you have invested in a 1986 newly-public software company operating out of the garage? Those stocks in Microsoft could now have netted you millions! There are scores of other examples such as Wal-Mart and The Home Depot, where small town ventures, funded by local finance, have mushroomed into national and international companies.

Only a Lucky Few Get to Participate

How do these lucky few get invited to participate in these profit-making investments? Generally, because they are friends and family of the company's owners. Why? Almost every company has a need from time to time to raise cash quickly. The company doesn't have the time to go down the usual money-raising routes involving SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) registration that could take up to six months and cost them tens of thousands of dollars in legal and accounting fees. So it uses a legitimate investment tool -- offering stock at discount prices, out of treasury with a required by law one-year hold, if not being registered.

This stock is often issued at 50% below trading value and can be an investment gold mine. The downside is that under SEC rules, the company is not allowed to advertise this offering in any way whatsoever leaving this potential windfall to a handfull of friends of the company and investment banking firms.

That is why company officials normally turn to family and friends and investment banks to raise the cash. The discount shares are snapped up, offering large potential profits for the investors and providing the company with urgently needed funds.

This stock is generally restricted meaning it cannot be traded for one year, but not always. If the company does a registration, the "discount" shares can be registered and become freely tradeable as part of the deal.

How can you profit from these bargain-basement deals?

Become an OTC BB Hub Insider

While individual companies are not allowed to advertise these special stock offerings, OTC BB Hub, because it has its finger on the U.S. investment pulse, does hear of such opportunities from time to time. And, you are now invited to profit from them.

If you are interested in this exclusive offer, you must fill out a form by clicking here to qualify as an Accredited Investor which is a requirement by federal and state securities' regulators.

Generally, investments runs a minimum of $25,000 and up. As an investor, the responsibility is on you to review the company's prospectus or offering circular documents, return any investment registration forms and comply with investment regulations, which can vary from state to state.

Opportunities like these rarely come along for individual investors. Act now and start buying stock at wholesale prices and get a big jump on the rest of Wall Street!

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