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Have a Great Company But Not Getting the Traction You Need on Wall Street?

Can't get research analyst attention due to size or lack of investment banking needs? Tired of your current sponsored-research firm treating your company like a commodity? Is your company too complex and hard to grasp for retail investors? Talk to NextWave Research.

We believe there are many compelling companies too small for Wall Street investment banks to cover. We look for exciting small- and micro-cap companies which have a favorable risk/reward profile due to the initial value creation from development and commercialization of intellectual property and other intangible assets. NextWave Research can give your company the credibility and validation it deserves on Wall Street.

Get the Same Research and Services that Investment Banking Clients Receive

In addition to our top-of-the-line institutional-quality research reports, we cover your company 365 days a year, not just once every 3 months like other firms, with our best-in-class, real-time, research system with global visibility. We also provide studio-produced interviews with your management team as well as industry experts and key opinion leaders.

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In addition, we work closely with your existing internal and external investor relations team to maximize your visibility, including media contacts, conferences and road shows. NextWave Research can help your company achieve the investor and media visibility it deserves. We can give your company the edge it needs in business development, M&A and investment banking activities.

We Don't Get Paid to Like Companies - We Get Paid by Companies We Like™

If we agree that you have a great company, we receive the sponsorship fee before we develop a rating or price target. No stock, no warrants, no options - No conflict of interest on our opinions or incentives to pump the stock. All of our research is fully-disclosed and compliant with both FINRA and the SEC regulations. This makes NextWave Research a must-read for retail and institutional investors alike.

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FINAL REPORT: SEC Advisory Committee on Smaller Public Companies Recommends Company-Sponsored Research Coverage

The final report from the Advisory Committee on Smaller Public Companies to the SEC on April 23, 2006 recommended that they adopt policies that encourage and promote the dissemination of research on smaller public companies. "A lack of independent analyst coverage has several adverse effects, both for individual companies and for the capital markets as a whole"

- companies with no independent analyst coverage have a reduced market capitalization in comparison with companies that do have such coverage, and are subject to higher financing costs when compared with their analyst-covered peers

- a lack of coverage by independent analysts limits shareholders’ and prospective shareholders’ ability to obtain an informed outsider’s perspective on identifying strengths and weaknesses and areas for improvement

- the lack of coverage lessens the entire “mix of information” made available to investment bankers, fund managers and individual investors, which make markets less efficient

- because analyst reports trigger the buying and selling of shares, the lack of such reports frustrates the formation of a robust trading market.

"In order to address the need for more independent research for smaller public companies, we recommend that the Commission:"

- Maintain policies that allow company-sponsored research to occur with full disclosure by the research provider as to the nature of the relationship with the company being covered. Entities providing such research should disclose and adhere to aset of ethical standards that ensure quality and transparency and minimize conflicts of interest.

- Continue to permit “soft dollar” payments (i.e., the use of client commissions to pay for research services) under the safe harbor provisions of current Exchange Act Section 28(e), as amplified by guidance set forth in SEC Release No. 34-52635.

"We acknowledge that these two recommendations do not request significant changes in existing SEC policies, but rather, call more or less for a continuation of existing policies." (Download the Final SEC Report 8MB) 

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