The Arcimoto Reg A+ IPO to the NASDAQ has now listed and is trading with the ticker symbol NASDAQ:FUV (which stands for “Fun Utility Vehicle”). Arcimoto is the fifth Reg A+ IPO, to complete and list on a major exchange in the last four months (and the fourth to list on the NASDAQ). Here we explore the unique aspects of the Arcimoto capital raise.

Arcimoto is the second pure EV company to go public, the first being Tesla. The stock initiates at $6.50 per share , the offering has raised approximately $19 million. …

Wednesday, April 7th, 09:00 am — 10:10 am (PDT) | 12:00 pm to 03:10 pm (EST)

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Rod Turner will describe the Manhattan Street Fund — Learn About This Investment Opportunity.

Agenda items for the webinar:

- Review the market environment

- Discuss the Fund strategy

- Types of companies that we will focus on

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What is Rule 144A and how can I use it to raise capital and list my company?

Rule 144A is a capital-raising method that can be offered and marketed online to Institutional investors in the US and any investor outside the US via Reg S. It is simple and offers the Issuing company the ability to publicly list its security post offering for public trading by US Institutional investors.

Up-front disclosures are minimal, SEC filing is simple and rapid, and Institutions are immediately liquid. …

Thursday, April 1st, 11:00 am — 12:20 pm (PDT) | 2:00 pm to 3:20 pm (EST)

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In this webinar, we will be discussing How To Choose The Optimum Valuation For Your Reg A+ Capital Raise

Agenda items for the webinar:

- Resources

- Valuation Professionals

- Choice of methods

- When you can change…

Chapters:

1. Disclaimers
2. Rod’s background
3. Manhattan Street Capital and Regulation A+
4. Topic introduction and Agenda
5. Forms of Regulation D
6. Discussing Regulating A+
7. What Rule 144A is, and what makes it attractive?
8. Liquidity in connection with the methods
9. Comparing the methods to raise capital
10. How these capital raising methods can be used?
11. Q&A — Regulation A+ risk relative to class action suits by investor
12. Q&A — Cost of Rule 144A
13. Q&A — Combination of Regulation CF & A+
14. Q&A — Regulation A+ alternatives to raise money (OTC QB/QS, NASDAQ, NYSE)
15. Q&A — Selling debt using Regulation A+
16. Regulation S — Regulation…

Thursday, March 11th, 11:00 am — 12:15 pm (PST) | 2:00 pm to 3:15 pm (EST)

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In this webinar, we will be discussing the Differences Between Reg A+, Reg D & Rule 144A

- Key differences between Reg D 506b, 506c, Reg A+ and Rule 144A
- Examples where each one works well
- The methods that must be used
- Marketing methods and costs
- Liquidity options for each

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According to the Securities Act of 1933, every company has to register its offering with the SEC in order to sell its shares. There are situations where exemptions allow the companies to sell their shares without an SEC registration. There are two exemptions — Reg D 506b and Reg D 506c.

Reg D 506b and Reg D 506c

Reg D provides three exemptions from the registration, Rule 504, Rule 505 and Rule 506. For purposes of online equity crowd investing, Rule 506 is most significant, and it splits into two different variations, 506b, and 506c. In each case, only accredited…