What Would You Do?

I need some advice from the savvy P123 community because I am a little out of my league here…

What would you do if you actually believed you found the next Amazon (when it was an IPO and not now) and that this is a 100% under the radar company that nobody has analyzed or understands…yet? What if the firm was looking for $10 - $20mm to super accelerate growth and you couldn’t act on it? Who would you contact? What would you do in order to be a part of this once in a lifetime opportunity that needed to be acted on in a couple weeks time before the story broke as super growth was imminent? (FYI - no insider knowledge here)

You can email me directly at kurtishemmerling@gmail.com with your suggestions. Thank you very much in advance.

Kurtis - you can often find a small public company trading on an exchange or as a pink sheet / OTC that has a business similar to the opportunity you are looking at. It may not be an exact match but similar enough that when the “revolutionary company” does its IPO and the share price takes off, the small pink sheet will rise also as a speculative alternative. I seem to recall that James Altucher was flogging this concept as an investment newsletter a couple of years ago, although I can’t find it now.

Hope this helps.

Steve

I am talking more about a technology company that owns a nationwide distribution channel that nobody is aware of, fin-tech products that are disruptive, all the pieces, acquisitions and partners in place ready to scale. Rollout is happening as we speak and not one analyst covering this. CEO has a history of scaling big. Gross profit hitting half a billion in the first 5 years a real possibility. If so, that means 100x upside to today’s share price. That’s only the beginning. This isn’t some penny stock scam but something eerily similar to Amazon but in another untapped market. When it finishes rolling out this year and next, it could be huge. Growth is about to launch in the coming weeks and months.

Need someone who can close on this so I can be a small part of it. I have an in with the firm and can introduce you to the decision makers and CEO.

Investment banks, PE firms, and venture capital firms each have due diligence processes which typically last months. It would probably be a waste of time to knock on their doors. Plus they’d probably thank you for the information and, if you’re lucky, keep you on as a consultant. No outcome leads to you having any equity.

It sounds like you’re looking for an angel investor; someone who can take risks and make quick decisions. Moreover, this someone should be willing to discuss flexible terms, such as equity compesation.

Why not just call James Altucher?

Kurtis,

I know a bunch of people who can do this round size. You can email me a deck if you want:
tom.talytica@gmail.com

I’ll let you know if I think it’s fundable and connect you with some people if it is. I see hundreds of decks - so I can give you my take as well.

Best,
Tom