converting bonds to shares need a finacial and investment structure, what is it.
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Basically, convertible bonds are financial instruments that represent debt.  The lender has the option to receive payment of the debt in cash at the end of the term, or to convert the debt to shares of the company instead.\n\nThings you need to figure out to come up with a structure:\n- Par value of each bond\n- What will be the price of the bond\n- What will be the interest on the bond\n- What is the conversion rate of bonds to shares = this means you set a conversion price per share or the number of shares you can get for a bond\n- When will you allow bonds to be converted
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try Gartex group http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/group/GarTex/
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Assuming you start at the beginning of a month\n\nFirst investment = $350\nAfter the 1st half month amount saved =  $(350(1 + r) + 350)\nAfter 2nd half month amount saved = $((350(1 + r) + 350)(1 + r) + 350)\n=$(350(1 + r)² + 350(1 + r) + 350)\nAfter 3rd half month amount = $350((1 + r)² + (1 + r) + 1)(1 + r) + 350)\n= $350((1 + r)³ + (1 + r)² + (1 + r) + 1)\nThat will mean that, at maturity,\nAmount = $350((1 + r)^20 + ...  + (1 + r)³ + (1 + r)² + (1 + r) + 1)\n= $350 ((1 + r)^21 - 1)/((1 + r) - 1)\n= $100000\nSo [(1 + r)^21 - 1] / r = 100000/350\nSo r/[(1 + r)^21 - 1] = 0.0035\nUsing Excel r = 0.2185\nie 21.85% per half year\nor 43.7% pa ... a rather ambitious interest rate!!\n\nAnd it would need to be high considering you are only investing 20 * $350 ie $7000 to mature at $100000 in 10 years
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usualy the best way to do this is through newspapers. Post an ad stating your are looking for investors for your company. Do a quick explanation of the concept and minimum amount of money required to become an investor. Include a phone number for people to reach you and ask questions or set up a meeting. good luck!
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issue bonds, prefer stocks to the public or and have an Employee Stock Purchase Plan depend on the size of the company.
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The answer is exchange traded funds. Click the first link below to see these funds.\n\nFor trading strategies using various types of funds, click the second link.
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Well its the balance sheet, management, and growth prospective tht are the most important things u shud look for when investing in it but if u dont ve much knowledge thn   ...its always better to take help of an analyst who can help u with recommendations on a small fee...and help u make huge money.\n\nThe guy who helps me in BSE & NSE has also started a blog recently called:\n\nhttp://spaces.msn.com/paise-pe-paisa
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i would invest in something else entirely...something more stable...these days its really easy to get on a bandwagon and have it fall through, i would be more careful with my money
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I would suggest that you work with a professional broker or financial advisor - they can recommend funds & stocks that meet your needs.\n\nAsk someone you trust to recommend someone they trust.\n\nI know nothing about stocks & investing, but I've managed (on average) make some money (and not lose it) in stocks, _only_ becasue I have a broker who I can trust.
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you need a thorough and complete business plan before any investor will talk to you.  There are business plan software programs out there that can most definitely give you a head-start and outline.\n\nGood luck!
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R U kidding me? U invested 45K and now you are asking if its a good move?.\n\nIf there is such a scheme I think the whole world must be very rich by now. Nothing comes free in this world, read the Terms and Conditions well, there must be a catch somewhere.\n\nGood Luck
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It depends on how long you plan to have you money lock by the investment. \n\n(1) For long-term, I would suggest bonds. In the past, bonds offer better rate for long-term. (However, this is not true recently.)\n(2) For short-term, CD is easier to liquidate (or the penalty of getting out of it could be smaller).
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I would open an account with sharebuilder, there are very cheap and you do not have to buy tons of stocks. They have good investment tools also. In my opinion, the most important thing is to be consistant and make sure you are putting something away every week or month. It becomes a good habit and the money starts to pile up.
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it depends on your age - if you are young and still working stock and bonds are very god but if you are older you ay want to keep a guaranteed return on investment such as CD's\nreal estate is up and down I dont recommend it
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There is not enough information to answer your question.\n\nHow much is a large lump sum?\nWhat is a good investment?\n\nThe highest return is always the highest risk \nThe minimal risk is always the lowest return (Goverment Bonds get you 4% a year with minimum risk)\n\nYou can start by opening a brokerage account at ameritrade.com\n\nDrop me a line if you need detailed information about investments in the stock market.
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Nowaday's there are alot of basic how-to's on investing. I suggest taking a financial accounting course at a local college (audit it) to attaina more thorough understanding.
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you need Total capital investment of at least $200,000 that goes to what ever need to get you started\nthen you need an ADD another  $75,000 for cash on hand for thing that you need such as office supplies, gas and to live on