Investment Options
Bonds are 'risky' cash investment but have very high interest rates. This option is for short term investment.
Stocks are for longer term investment. If you believe that this company is going to succeed, they you can buy a small portion of the company. As the company because worth more and more, your portions becomes more valuable.
First Option: Class E Junk bonds for sale. These are high risk, high profit bonds for short-term investment. These are intended to make quick money for both the company and the investor. Bonds are very simple. Bonds are sold in any amount. The principle investment doubles in 3 years.
Example: A $5,000 company bond purchased by investor. This is a bond between the investor and the company. Three years from buying date, 1 of 3 things are going to happen:
1. $10,000 returned, if company can afford it, if not next option,
--> -->2. $5,000 returned, and another $5,000 in the next 3 years. Alternatively, if this is not possible for company, next option,
3. $0 returned, if business fails. All company records will be available.
This is a legal contract between the investor and the company, bonds will be re-paid to investors if the company can afford it. Why would you want to take this risk? Because this is like investing your money into a 24 % account. Remember compound interest. This doubles what the investment is in 3 years, only if you believe that the business is going to succeed, since investors may not get anything back. This is why I wrote my book: after reading the book, it is my hope that you believe in this business, and that you will want to invest. This option is always available, any amount can be invested and anyone can buy company bonds. I will sometimes need to ask for a specific amount to fund a certain projects in the near future, more details on this when the time comes.
I am starting this company from nothing, which is not going to be easy. This is the reason most people think that I am going to fail, this is also the reason that most people do not try to do anything risky, and they just as well work for wages the rest of their lives. I am not going to do it like that. If this plan does not work, then I will come up with something that will. The book is my investment and business plan. I am committed to everything that the book states and I am going to follow it to success.
Breaking News: DWC Company has decided to go public, but only for a short time. 4,000 company shares (out of 10,000 total shares) have been made available to the public, starting at $8 a share.
Forty percent of the company is for sale right now. This is a limited time offer. The company anticipates stock prices to rise to more then $50 a share in the next few months. This is a tremendous opportunity for long-term investors.
Stock and ownership of the company
Divide company and sell shares to people that want long term, potential huge profits. Instead of buying a bond, which is designed to re-pay investor in 3 years, stock options would make far more money in the end. This is why I did not want to sell them in the first place, however I have thought about it, and it might attract a different kind of investor. Stockholders have an active say in the company because they are part owner. I will lose some control, (I will not let go of more the 50%). In addition, I would get to share a little more of the responsibility. This is good because the stockholder will be on my team, we help each other, it is in our best interest to make the business grow and profit.
This is a list of the stock options for my company:
Stock Options
By buying stock in my company, you will enjoy the long-term benefits of this company's profits. This company is aiming at $20 million in 25 years. By buying now, while the price is incredibly low, in 10 years, company will be worth thousands of times more.
Total Company Value Now $80,000
Need $40,000 in company bonds, or stock to get first house. $80k is debt in bonds. Stock options cannot be cashed in for at least 10 years (Stockholders know why you cannot take out before then). Stockholders would know that this stock is going to go up, so they will not sell their shares.
$80,000 = 100 % of company. Break up into 10,000 shares.
$80k/10k = $8 a share.
I want to own 60% of company. 6,000 shares. $8 a share x 6,000 = $48,000 this is my stock value.
4,000 for sale.
If you buy 1,000 shares now, at $8 a share = $8,000 investment for company.
You own 10% of the company.
When company puts $20,000 down payment on the first house, and $20,000 into cash flow for renovations and furniture building, which is going to happen before Christmas, the
Company stock is now worth $180,000 (house value)
Stock goes from $8/s to
$180,000/10,000 shares = $18 a share
Your stock, 1,000 shares now equals $18,000; you just made $10,000, in 3 months. However, as a stockholder you know that you do not sell yet! This stock is going to continue to grow.
By the end of the summer; the first house will be worth $250,000, and a second house be acquired to company assets. $150,000 + $250,000 = $400,000
$400,000/ 10,000s
Stock now worth $40 a share. Your 10 percent of the company is now worth = $40,000.
You started with $8,000, by the end of the summer you could have $40,000. Do you want to take that risk?
This is why I originally did not want to sell stock. Because I wanted this profit for myself. After I learned of the horrors of Wal-Mart, I decided that I could not do that. Those people are greedy and only care about themselves. I am not like that. I care about you, This is why I am offering you a piece of the company. This is available to everyone. This is a completely public company. So buy up everyone, this company is really cheap now, and it is here to say.
buy now, buy now
Estimate stock increase
| Stock price is based on estimated Company Value | ||
| Year | Company Assets | Company Value |
| 2006 | 1 house | $180,000 |
| 2007 | 3 houses | $400,000 |
| 2008 | 4 houses | $550,000 |
| 2009 | 4 houses | $650,000 |
| 2010 | 5 houses | $850,000 |
| 2011 | 5 houses | $1,000,000 |
| House Refinancing and $100,000 a year is added to high interest accounts | ||
| 2016 | 5 houses and $800k in high interest account | $1,800,000 |
| 2022 | 10 houses and $1.6 million in high interest account | $5,400,000 |
| 2028 | 10 houses paid off, $3.2 million in accounts | $10,000,000 |
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