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Collection: Directories and Documents > Pamphlets

PH 2-4 (ca. 1905) (90 pages)

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cuses for their methods of promotion. Of course the ground floor people, in these instances, received their stock at one-half price. STOCK BUYER AND MAKER COMPARED. F A MAN purchases a mining claim for $1,000, stocks it for $500,000, or issues 500,000 shares of the par value of $1 each, and you pay 25 cents for one of these shares, what is the basic value behind your share of stock? If, on the other hand, he should purchase the property for $1,000, stock it with 4,000 shares of the par value of $1 each and then sell you stock at 25 cents per share, you would be placing your money against a real value and not against a fiat. In this case, your money, Which has a legal tender value, would be placed against an equal property or intrinsic value. In the first instance it would be a case of “watered stock.” A promoter in Cripple Creek recently over-capitalized a proposition and placed it upon the market. A discerning gentleman who received a copy of the Prospectus made this inquiry: “What about your watered stock? Your method is the tunnel method, but I prefer the shaft system, where the water is in the shaft rather than in the stock.” . _The promoter is always alert, and framed this inag sciious reply: “Under the dawerak the State of ColoTado, passed at the special instance and request of the — a Humane Society, a man is compelled to. water his stock, Pe The average pr. Ne average pr terest in the omoter rarely allows a controlling instock of a corporation of his own creation to 48