Creatiing Liquidity for Private Company Shares
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Creating Liquidity for Private Company Shares
Imagine a Marketplace for Private Company Shares
What if investors had a platform to buy and sell shares in private companies, similar to an entrepreneurial exchange? Currently, alternative investors often face challenges related to time and visibility when trying to realize their gains.
Addressing Investor Challenges
Time Constraints: Most accredited investors purchase restricted stock under Rule 144, allowing it to be freely traded after two years. However, the company must first lift these restrictions. Once this happens, the challenge becomes visibility.
Visibility Issues: When you initially bought the stock, it was likely due to some form of relationship or visibility that gave you confidence in your investment. The same principle applies when selling; potential buyers need to see the company's credibility.
The Role of Company Leadership
Trillions of dollars are available from alternative investors, but connecting with them is key. Company leadership plays a crucial role in enhancing visibility. They must engage with the financial community and foster transparency. This helps potential investors understand the value and timing of their investment.
The Path to Liquidity
The alternative market is poised to invest, but private companies must adopt established reporting standards. By doing so, your shares will gain visibility, be accurately valued, and become more liquid.
In summary, creating a structured environment for trading private shares can unlock significant opportunities, ensuring investors can more easily capitalize on their investments.
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