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Indiana Investors Face Possible $1.6 Million Fraud Loss

Two men, Martin McClary of Indiana, and Parry Wayne Clark of Florida, stand accused of bilking more than $1.6 million from 33 investors to whom they’d promised “big returns.” In some cases, the duo even promised prospects the chance to double their money in a year. However, through shell companies, McClary and Clark took in money and used it in ways the investors hadn’t agreed to.

Corporate Earnings Are Key to Projected 8-Percent Growth in S&P 500 and a 25,000 Dow by 2022

According to Selwyn Gerber, CPA, chief strategist and founding member of RVW Associates and author of the recently published book, The Wealth Blueprint, the mainly overlooked bullish stock market that started during March 2009 is likely to continue for as long as a decade. His company projects an 8-percent growth in the S&P 500 and a Dow Jones reaching 25,000 by 2022.

Why Wait for the JOBS Act? Crowdfunding for Startups is Already Here.

The Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act (or JOBS Act) was created to encourage funding of US small businesses by easing various securities regulations. It was signed into law in early April 2012 and several provisions took immediate effect, but many of the changes required additional rule making and are still making their way through a tedious SEC review.

DC Entrepreneurs to Meet Active Investors at FundingPost's VC and Angel Event on Tuesday, July 24, 2012

Deal-seeking VCs and Angel Investors slated to speak at "DC Venture Capital and Angel Event"

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Your Buzz – The INBOUND Marketing platform

Creating an “inbound marketing” platform with Your Buzz draws in investors and it allows C.E.O.’s to start a successful investor negotiation from a position of strength rather than a position of weakness. Raising capital by calling investors for money puts the "investor" in control of the negotiation. Typically, this results in a lower valuation for your company.

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Texas Man Gets Four Years in Prison for Investment Fraud

A Texas business owner who lied to investors about false profits while his company was actually tanking has been sentenced to 48 months in federal prison on securities fraud charges brought by the FBI.

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