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We fund publicly-traded operating companies that are evolving into becoming multinational corporations. If this plan makes sense to you, join us.




VENTURE CAPITAL PROFITS

Venture Capital Profits offers a unique strategy to build any company. To grow the company, it should be a public company. Management should buy cash-producing assets with their publicly traded shares. Being an American Public Company allows foreign companies to use their company’s U.S. Dollar-denominated shares to leverage their acquisitions. They can use the Cisco (Cisco System Inc – CSCO on Nasdaq National Market) formula of 75% stock and 25% cash to make their acquisitions. Over the following five to seven years, the public company’s balance sheet should show over one hundred million U.S. Dollars in cash producing assets. You can be part of this process. You can own shares in these companies with little downside risk.

For management to use their company’s shares to buy cash-producing assets, the public company must have a strong, sustainable share price. The secret to a strong sustainable share price is that management must limit the public shares (float) that can be traded in their Market. Management must educate their public shareholders so that their shareholders understand their company’s goal. This means the company’s shareholders must be willing to hold their shares until the public company achieves its exit strategy. The company’s insiders can’t sell their stock to the public. They must await the fulfillment of the corporate dream. The public company’s stock structure must make it impossible for short sellers to increase the float. The GVIC Orientation meetings stress the fact that if you can have your shares free, you must be willing to hold your shares until the company is acquired in a merger.

The GVIC companies think globally. They are creating regional Multinational Corporation. They are integrating vertically by acquiring their overseas distribution network. They are buying their sources of supply. Since it’s almost always cheaper to buy an existing business than to start one, they are integrating horizontally by buying their competition. They’ll consider doing turnarounds, if they have the resources to salvage the failing company. The existing business profits should pay their acquisition costs. Share-leverage purchases require one-fourth the profit of the acquired company to recover their risk capital. Once they have started down the Venture Capital Profits path, it becomes a self-fulfilling strategy and you are there for a free ride.

These public companies will plan globally. They will use the tax benefits and investment options available to any multinational corporation, as should you. Being a multinational corporation will increase their profits and reduce their business risks. Their expanding management team will have their international vision.

The value of a private company is determined by its balance sheet. The value of a public company is determined by its market capitalization, which is the company’s share price multiplied by the issued shares. The value of a public company is usually at least four times its balance sheet value. The use of stock to leverage the public company’s acquisition costs and factor the public company’s value is one reason that you should risk your money in these public companies.

Once the public company has an impressive balance sheet and attractive profits, they will seek to be acquired by a larger multinational corporation. They’ll sell your public company at a multiple of its asset value. Your investment can only increase in value during an acquisition of your public company by a larger multinational corporation.

If you invest in a private company worth a million dollars, management can work for twenty years growing the company. Your company could be worth five million dollars upon its sale and management’s retirement. If you adopt the Venture Capital Profits strategy, you are at far lower risk of losing your money. Your profits will come in the next five to seven years. Your public company should be worth one hundred million dollars. Sold at Market Capitalization, you should gross at least twenty times your risk capital. And, at our Orientation meeting, you will learn how to quickly recover your risk capital. It’s your choice. Be an Angel Investor and accept the high risk and limited rewards OR join the GVIC and reduce your risk and multiply your rewards. It's your choice.

Let the Global Village Investment Club help build a $200,000/year stock portfolio by repeatedly risking the same $12,000. When you join the GVIC, you will receive a free copy of Venture Capital Profits.

If you are an accredited investor, you can first read VCP and then join the Global Village Investment Club to profit from the VCP program. The VCP Mission is to change the world by ensuring that everyone wins. The ninety-five dollar purchase price will be deducted from your GVIC membership dues.

To order your copy of VCP
Please remit Ninety-five U.S. Dollars. Please use the Net to pay us.
Unless you are a registered owner of VCP, Beowulf Investments won't help you develop and fund the VCP strategy. Order now and move into the Global Village in the next few months. Get the benefits of being a multinational corporation and evolve into a company with US$100 million in assets.

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