Regulation A - Testing the Waters
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Disclaimer
This is not legal or investment advice of any kind
Seek competent advice from qualified attorneys and investment bankers
Your situation may vary
The more you know about finance and business, the more you can profit
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If you are a new, unknown and risky company how do
you know investors will buy your
stock?
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Wouldn't you like to know that they are likely to buy
before you pay all the expense of an
offering?
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The new Regulation A
allows you ”test the waters”
to see if your offering will
attract investors
You can use “testing
the waters” materials, or advertising
materials, both before and after the
filing of the offering statement
After publicly filing
with the SEC you must include a
current preliminary circular or
information on where one can be
obtained
You must file
solicitation materials as an
exhibit when the offering statement is either submitted
for non-public review or filed and
updated
However, you are no longer required to submit solicitation
materials at or before the time of
first use
You must use a legend or disclaimer indicating that: (1) no money or other consideration is being solicited, and if
sent, will not be accepted; (2) no sales will be made or commitments to purchase
accepted until the offering statement is qualified; and (3) a prospective
purchaser’s indication of interest is non-binding
Please remember that
not all prior indications of interest will be honored by the
time your offering is qualified by the SEC and you can
accept money
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