Shell Stocks - How to profit from shell stocks

[italkcash]

What is a Shell Stock?

A Shell Stock is a publicly traded company that has no operating business. Many of them trade for pennies and are thought to be worthless. But after completing a Reverse Merger, they can explode in price and increase in value by 10 times, 20 times, and possibly over 100 times their original share price!

The potential return of a Shell Stock can be enormous! Imagine buying a tiny $0.0312 Shell Stock that traded as high $50 six weeks later! A $1000 investment would have been worth $1,600,000 at its high!

• Public companies are valued higher than private companies.
• Making acquisitions with stock is easier and less expensive.
• Stock and stock options are useful in attracting quality employees.
• Employee stock options have more value.
• More liquidity for founders, minority shareholders, and investors.
• Added prestige and visibility with customers, suppliers, employees and the financial community.

[MoneyMaker]

A Reverse Merger is a technique that allows a private company to become an instant public company. This alternative method for completing an IPO (Initial Public Offering) is the catalyst that makes the price of a Shell Stock explode!

There are two types of Shell Stock. Reporting and Non-Reporting. Reporting reports quarterly to the SEC. They are audited annually. Non-Reporting forgo any reporting at all to the SEC. Keep this in mind. The SEC will always inform you about the doings of a Reporting Stock. On a Non-Reporting Stock you can only go by the amount of information that is given by the company

[DeonLee]

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[ward]

Originally Posted by howard

Anyone have advice on GNPT?

Yes, I think someone seen threads on UK boards talking about GNPT

[MichelHerbert]

Shell Stock are of two types.. Reporting and Non-Reporting. Reporting reports quarterly to the SEC. They are audited annually. Non-Reporting forgo any reporting at all to the SEC. I like your investment.