by Ronald Woessner | May 9, 2018 | alerts, archive, Non-Public Markets
For real estate, “location, location, location” is the KEY metric. For nano-cap and microcap companies, stock trading volume (liquidity) is the KEY metric. An earlier article noted that the lack of liquidity is one of four major stock market-related challenges...
by Ronald Woessner | May 2, 2018 | alerts, archive, Non-Public Markets
An earlier article illuminated the trend that the number of public companies in the US is decreasing and the amount of capital raised in recent years through the public markets is 26% less than that raised through the private markets. Going public has traditionally...
by Ronald Woessner | Apr 17, 2018 | alerts, Non-Public Markets
3rd in a series explaining how Dodd Frank crushed the ability of small cap companies to raise capital Previous articles, http://microcapstrategies.com/2018/04/04/dodd-frank-negative-impact-on-company-capital-raising/, have illuminated the following truths relating to...
by Ronald Woessner | Apr 4, 2018 | alerts, Non-Public Markets, Startups/Micro-caps
2nd in a series explaining how DF crushed the ability of small cap companies to raise capital As illuminated in the chart below, Dodd-Frank crushed the valuations of start-up/emerging companies: Typical Sources of investment capital for start-up/emerging companies...
by Ronald Woessner | Mar 14, 2018 | archive, Startups/Micro-caps
The chart below, excerpted from an article by noted financial analyst Michael Markowski, who predicted the demise of Lehman, Bear Stearns and Merrill Lynch, illustrates that the Dodd-Frank legislation crushed the values of micro-cap companies. The crushing of their...
