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Microcap & Penny Stocks : 504 Reg D and Beyond - Going public without an Underwriter

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To: american dreamer who wrote (43)7/16/1998 9:41:00 AM
From: PitBull   of 50
 
Thank you for your answers. No I am not contemplating a 504. I am just trying to understand the process. I have read a lot about IPOS, but am trying to understand the process. I don't know if an IPO would be the same as this or not.
For example, there is a mutual fund that has a portfolio of IPOS, I don't know if the IPOS are a result of the usual way, or the 504 way, and maybe I can understand this better now, maybe not.

as for question 14
14. Does the float get smaller & stay smaller, or do additional shares end up getting
printed which essentially negates the growing value of the stock?
you said This question
makes no sense.

:)
I am glad my other questions made sense..:)
What I was getting at is that in a reverse split the float is reduced
so I assumed it was the same for a reverse merger. However I have also seen OTC companies that did reverse splits & ended up later introducing more shares into the pool, or at least it appeared that way.

I am reading an interesting book about the story of Wit Beer and Wit Capitol ...I don't know if their process of going public relates to "504" or not.Eventually I'll understand. I'm a slow learner on some stuff.
Thank you again for your time and answers.
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