The Isolated Offering, Vol 9, Issue 1

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The Isolated Offering
A Newsletter of The Lebrecht Group, APLC
January 14, 2009
Volume 09, Number 1
In This IssueTLG’s Compliance Funding ProgramIssuer Purchases of Their Own Stock
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Don’t Fall Behind on your SEC Filings!
TLG’s Compliance Funding ProgramThese are tough economic times, there is no question about it. But following every downturn, there is a rebound. And if you are a public company and want to be part of the next economic expansion, one absolute requirement is that you stay current in your filings with the SEC.TLG is here to help. There is funding available right now.We have investors who are looking to invest in fully reporting, publicly traded companies, with the proceeds to be used for compliance needs. These needs include accounting, auditing, and legal expenses related to keeping the issuer current in its filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. No registration statement required, and funding is available within days. In some cases, the investors will help a company that has already fallen behind in one or more filings.If you or someone you know would benefit from bridge funding for compliance purposes, contact one of our attorneys immediately to find out more.


Issuer Purchases of Their Own Stock

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When your stock price is down, one of the strategies employed by financially strong companies is to purchase their own common stock out of the open market. Rule 10b-18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 is a safe-harbor, meaning that reporting issuers who follow it are assured that they will not be liable for manipulating their own stock price, however it is not the only method whereby a company can purchase its own securities. . . . [more]