Direct Public Offerings (Review and Analysis of Field's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Drew Field's book "Direct Public Offerings" explains how DPOs have now become a viable way for companies to sell stock directly to the public, without the expenses required for traditional IPO processes. In his book, Drew Field shows how Direct Public Offerings deliver significant advantages and opportunities for both investors and companies. By reading the information provided by the author, you will understand what DPOs can do for you and your business, and start making them an integral part of your business plan.
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To learn more, read "Direct Public Offerings" and find out the benefits of DPOs and why you should never run a business without them.
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Direct Public Offerings (DPO) have now become a viable way for companies to sell stock directly to the public – without the expense and overheads required by the traditional underwritten IPO process. Further, the DPO offers significant advantages and opportunities to investors – by significantly broadening the number of companies in which they can invest.
The largest pool of capital in the world is in American households. Selling corporate shares into that market has traditionally been left to the securities industry. Today, however, the securities industry earns far greater revenues by acting as merchant bankers than they do in retailing stock to the public. In addition, most investors believe the best IPO investment opportunities are rarely available to the man on the street, and are instead allocated to preferred customers of the investment bankers. A DPO reverses that trend, and places every person on a level playing field.
The message is simple. The money is there for any business, on the best possible terms – at zero interest, free of restrictions on how the business should be run and without any need to ever be repaid. The old, traditional ways of getting that funding are no longer working efficiently. For entrepreneurs today, there is a new way to get new stockholders – through a Direct Public Offering. Don’t start or expand a business without it being an integral part of your plans.
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