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Showing posts with label Finance. Show all posts

Monday, January 26, 2015

Announcing the Campaign To Educate Adults and Children about the Basics of Financial Literacy



Help a Former Hedge Fund Analyst Create a Monthly Newsletter to Teach Adults and Children How to Manage their Finances

San Francisco, CA – January 27, 2015 – Noh-Joon Choo and his company, S&C Messina, have long been successful in the hedge fund market. While working on Wall Street, Choo and his partners felt it was their duty to leave their careers to study and replicate Warren Buffett's extremely successful financial strategies. With 10+ years of collective experience in the market, Choo and his partners now feel obliged to share and demystify finance for everyone on Main Street, young and old.
Choo's goal is to develop a monthly newsletter and a website to educate kids and adults alike about the basics of financial literacy. As experts in the field, they are well aware of the big words used by financial advisors and finance professionals, and want the average person (and child) be able to feel both comfortable and responsible with their own financial future.
The newsletters will tap into the lessons, mistakes and experiences that have picked up along the way by the members of S&C Messina, as they strive to replicate the Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway strategy.

About  Noh-Joon Choo
Mr. Choo graduated from Yale in 2006, majoring in Political Science w/ a concentration in International Relations. Following a distinguished college career, he then worked in investment banking in New York at Lazard and GLC Advisors from 2007-2011. Later experience was gained in public & pre-IPO equity financing at Lazard in addition to distressed debt and restructuring advisory in Chapter 11 corporate bankruptcies at GLC Advisors.
Mr. Choo worked as an analyst on the founding team of 3 Twelve Capital, that launched in 2011 as a $180 million start-up, multi-strategy, event-driven hedge fund.
After the winding down of 3 Twelve Capital, Mr. Choo left the hedge fund industry in December 2012 to study and understand the Berkshire Hathaway business model. It is through this experience that Mr. Choo and his team members have begun this Kickstarter project. 
Team members have CFA, P&C insurance agent licenses and years of asset management, insurance and C-level executive management experience.

To donate to this cause or find out more information, please visit their Kickstarter page:

Contact
Noh-Joon Choo
San Francisco, CA
njchoo@gmail.com
http://www.scmessina.com

Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Announcing a Small Business to Help Families Stay in Their Homes



We need a small amount of funds to help families stay in their houses and keep them from foreclosure.

Detroit, MI – December 3, 2014 – Dave Jaeger is the founder of a campaign and his mission is to help homeowners that have experienced hardships

They have been working with homeowners to keep their homes out of foreclosure and give them a fresh start. With the recent housing crisis in the US over 17 million mortgages are in default in the US. They can't help everyone but helping one person at a time we help work with the delinquent home owner to help them get back on track with payments and protect them from having a Foreclosure on their record. They are starting small but Dave is confident that they can help a lot more people if they can gain your support in their mission.

They are all about results, it's a very difficult business and time consuming process, but with it comes great reward. People are grateful to keep their homes and have the ability to start fresh in many circumstances. Every dollar goes towards helping those in need and to help our country out and get us back on the road to financial freedom. It's the American Dream!

The funds will go directly to purchase the loan from the families that have experienced a financial hardship and whose house is worth less than the balance due.

They can't do it alone and want your help. The goal is small and manageable and with your help they can reach their target to help some families out for the holiday season. They would greatly appreciate your generosity and to share with those who would have a heart to give.

They will hold a drawing for a $100.00 Starbucks gift card for the person / organization who contributes the most during this campaign.

To learn more about this campaign or to help support their business, please visit:


Contact
Dave Jaeger
Detroit, MI


Friday, August 15, 2014

Toxic Financings Cause The Small Retail Investor To Suffer Most



Vancouver, British Columbia - August 14, 2014 -- In an article published by an analyst at Seeking Alpha, investors are learning most small cap companies succumb to toxic financing as a way to stay alive, which can include below-market pricing, warrants and adverse 'ratcheting' provisions. 

Michael Morhamus, who made a name for himself by exposing heavy stock pumping and possible fraud by various publicly traded companies after becoming a regular contributor at the popular investment news portal, this time dives in the institutional investing group known as Ironridge Global IV, Ltd. 

That Wall Street fund has entered into more than 50 equity financing transactions in the last three years, but most of those deals may have come at the expense of the small retail investors who were left “holding the bag,” despite best efforts by management teams of to keep their emerging small-cap companies funded and alive.
Morhamus focuses on numerous historic deals listed between Ironridge and various healthcare companies like Genetic Technologies (NASDAQ:GENE), Rosetta Genomics (NASDAQ:ROSG), MEI Pharma Inc(NASDAQ:MEIP), Advaxis, Inc.(NASDAQ:ADXS), Amarantus Bioscience (OTCMKTS:AMBS), Pressure Biosciences (OTCMKTS:PBIO), Uluru Inc. (OTCMKTS:ULUR), PositiveID Corporation (OTCMKTS:PSID), Cord Blood America Inc.(OTCMKTS:CBAI) and IntelliCell BioSciences, Inc. (OTCMKTS:SVFC).

Morhamus points out that here are at many other institutional investment firms which are in the business of "coming to the rescue" of desperate small cap companies who have little choice but to take money however they can, under whatever predatory terms they agree to. He writes that while those firms and their terms may not be fair they are also not illegal.

In recent days, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is rumored to be closing in on some of the more egregious offenders who may be manipulating prices in order to force more debt.
Morhamus’ complete article is available now at: http://tinyurl.com/seekingalpa

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Contact Publicist P. DePalma of UPN
c/o 170-422 Richards Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6B 2Z4
Canada


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