Issuers - How it works

How are investments marketed?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:42:52-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Investments are marketed to our Investor base via a newsletter [...]

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Who are the investors on your platform?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:41:52-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Our investors are all verified Accredited Investors under a NDA [...]

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Can I control when they can sell?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:39:07-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Yes. Our software tool will allow you to choose the [...]

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Can I control how much they can sell?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:38:37-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Yes. Our software tool will allow you to control the [...]

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Can I control who can sell?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:38:13-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Yes. Our software tool will allow you to nominate shareholders [...]

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What voting or information rights are transferred to a new investor(s)?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:37:09-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

None. Our investors only receive the underlying economics of the [...]

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What company information do investor(s) receive?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:36:29-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Our investors are only given publicly available information to make [...]

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How does this affect our Cap Table?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:34:42-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

IPOGO uses an LLC Fund structure and is only one [...]

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Why should I offer my employees liquidity?

By young@ipogo.ai|2021-01-10T23:33:54-08:00January 10, 2021|Issuers - How it works|

Employees’ net worth is increasingly concentrated in company stock, yet [...]

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There are specific risks in investing in an Initial Public Offering (“IPO”). Among other things, the stock has not been subject to market valuation. Those risks are described at length in the prospectus, and we urge you to read the prospectus carefully to understand those risks before investing. An IPO is the first sale of stock by a private company to the public and may not be suitable for all investors. IPOs are often issued by smaller, younger companies seeking the capital to expand, but can also be done by large privately owned companies looking to become publicly traded. IPOs are a risky investment. For even experienced investors, it can be difficult to predict what the stock will do on its initial day of trading and in the near future because there is often little historical data with which to analyze the company. Also, most IPOs are of companies going through a transitory growth period, which are subject to additional uncertainty regarding their future values. Read more information regarding the significant risks associated with investing in IPOs.

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