Here's an example of some early-adopter money starting to move into this space. The problem is, it's not available to just anyone, and in particular, they already closed it off for this fund.
http://form-d.findthebest.com/l/162985/Lenr-Invest-Fund-I-LLC Lenr-Invest Fund I, LLC, which is in the Pooled Investment Fund business, filed a new Form D on May 13, 2014. Offering Details - The total reported offering size was $205,000. - Of this amount, Lenr-Invest Fund I, LLC sold $205,000 or (100% of the offering), with the first sale occuring on May 01, 2014. - The minimum investment for this offering was set at $15,000. Analysis of Offering - On average, companies in this industry sell 34.75% of the total offering size. $0 was reported remaining. - The average floor on investment size for companies in the Pooled Investment Fund industry is $100,000. - The method of investment was Equity. Registration Exemptions - The company reported the following exemptions: Rule 506(b). *Rule 506(b):* A federal and state registration exmeption provided under Regulation D. Allows the issuer to raise unlimited funds with no limitations on the number of accredited investos and up to 35 non-accredited investors. The issuer is not allowed to publicly solicit the offering. For more information on Rule 506 see Key Regulation D Rules. On Fri, May 16, 2014 at 6:12 AM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > Any "steam engine" stocks? > > I think that this is a good question and especially because many who > support > LENR would probably plow back any profits made from the Rossi announcement > into R&D. > > Rossi is the tip of the massive iceberg – capable of sinking the Titanic > OPEC (or at least turning her back to port) but since AR admits to not > understanding what is going on –this is a wide open field, needing only R&D > dollars and smart experienced researchers to explore all the angles. >
