How You Profit from Beyoncé and Bieber? (11) – Finale

Continuing from last post, I said, “If I want to give it a try, how do I proceed?” Tim said it’s very simple. Since they don’t have third-party sales, the company itself is the issuer. According to exemptions in securities law, as long as you‘re an accredited investor, you can directly sign a subscription agreement and start receiving dividends monthly.

I asked, “What’s the minimum amount?” He said, “It starts at $10,000.”

I said, “Okay, I’ll give it a try.” I commited a small amount to start with, transferred the money, and started receiving interest every month. So far, the dividends have been stable at an annualized rate of 7%.

During this time, I received some event invitations from them, such as “Hall of Fame,” where I only recognized Avril Lavigne among the guest list, while the others’ names I couldn’t even remember. Anyway, they focused on one being expensive and the other being famous. I didn’t care about that; I just wanted to know if they could go public in a few years.