Proof of Funds program to help all understand process (Cartoon paid for on 20220601UT1700)
OVERVIEW PROOF OF FUNDS PROGRAM: We have formed several new LLCs for co-investing with friends (or future friends) and family. Here is the outline of the Proof of funds program (#pof or #pofprogram )
101 RULE (B.A. not B.S.): RHC and your/our entity must follow all rules of all entities such as the state of Delaware, the US Government, any foreign entities in the deal, agreements signed, and anything to keep the agreement & deals are both clean, clean, and transparent.
202 RULE (Master’s degree) RHC entity will provide proof of funds in one to two weeks for our investment in the entity (most likely Delaware LLC) in a third-party escrow account or other mutual requirements,
301 RULE: RHC will need proof of funds after we provide our proof funds.
FOR QUALIFIED INVESTORS: Next Steps contact info@redhookcapital.co only if you are an accredited investor or meet requirements as outlined by SEC (Google following “qualified investor vs. accredited investor”) and let us know your status.
FOR SELF DIRECT IRA & OTHER INVESTORS: Should you not be a qualified investor, please send an email to H. Mesfin at HTM.networking@gmail.com with your dealer if you have proof of all investors in the capital table
or interest in co-investing resulting in her working with you to follow the rules required by all entities.
DISCLOSURES: Our lawyers are constantly updating our agreements and disclosures resulting in a below rough draft disclosure. Risk and rules are constantly changing. Don’t hesitate to contact Disclosures@RedHookCapital.co for our lawyers to answer any questions as they are closest to laws and regulations plus the risk associated with anything. “Even living in a vault with your cash in hand has risks and rules. Wie men hire advisors to understand their risk and understand the rules.” – Universal Truth 20220601ut1639
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Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are growing in popularity, and some people find it difficult to understand something new. The trade volume of NFTs in 2021 was $24.9 billion, according to DappRadar. That is up from $95 million in 2020. With more research coupled with the information provided here, you can give yourself a primary education and understanding of NFTs.
What is an NFT?
NFT Artwork is the most widely known type of NFT. There are also collectibles, trading cards, event tickets, music, gaming, charity, big sports moments (digital video clips), internet memes, virtual fashion, etc.
Debate on NFTs, Art, and Digital money is welcome base on the cartoon that “The Emperor has no cloths” concept.
REPOST FROM FORBES:
Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are growing in popularity, and some people find it difficult to understand something new. The trade volume of NFTs in 2021 was $24.9 billion, according to DappRadar. That is up from $95 million in 2020. With more research coupled with the information provided here, you can give yourself a primary education and understanding of NFTs.
J.D. Morris ( #JDMorris ) focuses serving on the board of advisors and board of directors of several private companies. His family of Special Purpose Entities (SPE or SPV) invests in a wide range of businesses. JD has helped close more than $91 billion in deals leading more than $7 billion in enterprise value of these deals. He is also a General Partner of Red Hook Capital’s family of leverage buyout companies that have been co-investing for 4 generations. He has been a speaker at various industry forums, has been quoted in numerous leading publications and has made several appearances on Bloomberg, CNET, CNBC, ESPN, and many media outlets. He hosted after Bloomberg morning news a radio show about financing deals in SoCal. He received a B.A. in economics with mathematics from Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia and Omega Rho student with a focus in operations research from The George Washington University in Washington, D.C.
Had an amazing weekend meeting family that invented the “Marbro Man” and Ali who know almost all free world leaders. Look forward to seeing my friends in LA to learn more about horse breading from my realtor and the world from the best movie maker (my beer goggle of LA).
ACCREDITED INVETORS: Text 858-869-9483 to connect with me and my friends. Let us have some fun co-investing. Proof of funds required (I will show you my Carta if you show me your Carta)
This is journy to discover what my #grandpartents and #greatgrandparents tough me and I am still learning today from my dad! I am awake thanks to Google and my fathers teachings.
#belearningalways “Be Learning Always or always be closing” – JD Morris v202205230700NYC
If you want to learn from my grandfather and dad please contact me at jdm.seaprogram@gmail.com with next text number coming soon!
Here is a data dump of public information that supports what I learned from his amazing stories!
Source from University of Michigan (Google “John W. Wilkey” or below link)
The John Wilkey, Jr., collection is comprised of military documents, correspondence, ephemera, and photographs related to John W. Wilkey, Jr., who served in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.
Language:The material is in English Repository:William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan
909 S. University Ave. The University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1190 Phone: 734-764-2347 Web Site: http://www.clements.umich.edu
Acquisition Information
1997. M-3359.3.
Access Restrictions
The collection is open for research.
Copyright
Copyright status is unknown
Processing Information
Cataloging funded by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC). This collection has been processed according to minimal processing procedures and may be revised, expanded, or updated in the future.
Preferred Citation
John Wilkey, Jr. Collection, William L. Clements Library, The University of Michigan
Biography
John W. Wilkey, Jr., was born in New Jersey in 1920, the son of World War I veteran John Wilkey and Mary Atkinson of Pennsauken, New Jersey. After joining the United States Army Air Forces at Fort DuPont, Delaware, on March 19, 1945, he served with the 8th Photo Technical Squadron in Germany in 1946. He and his wife Ruby had four daughters: Barbara, Mary, Carolyn, & Debra, . After the war, they lived in Newport News, Virginia, where he worked for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). John W. Wilkey, Jr., died on November 26, 1990.
Need help finding information of 1st five employess of NASA (thanks JDM.networking@gmail.com)
Collection Scope and Content Note
The John Wilkey, Jr., collection is made up of military documents, correspondence, ephemera, and photographs related to John W. Wilkey, Jr., who served in the United States Army Air Forces during World War II.
Mary Wilkey and John Wilkey, Sr., wrote a letter to their son, John Wilkey, Jr., on February 5 and 6, 1946. His mother enclosed copies of letters by Representative Charles Wolverton and Senator Albert Wahl, who responded to her request that they support legislation to discharge fathers currently serving in the military. Wilkey’s father expressed his pressing need for his son’s help with their wheat farm, and urged him to seek a discharge. The collection also holds Wilkey’s official request for a discharge (April 26, 1946) and a special order issued in response by the 40th Bomb Wing headquarters (May 10, 1946), as well as a refund check for 2 cents (January 1945); an undated, printed application for a sugar ration book (not filled out); and an undated, printed advertisement for a commemorative military book. Five snapshot photographs depict John’s wife Ruby and their young daughter (April 1946).
The collection contains 3 additional documents: a typed “station notice” containing the order of events for an “Invasion Day rally” (May 19, 1944), a memorandum about “Regulations Concerning Compressed Air” from the torpedo shop at the United States Naval Mine Depot in Yorktown, Virginia (August 26, 1944), and a facsimile of an advertisement for an upcoming publication about the depot (February 1945).
Public Information
Compressed air.
Families of military personnel–United States.
Torpedoes.
United States. Army Air Forces. Bombardment Wing, 40th.
United States Naval Mine Depot (Yorktown, Va.)
United States–Politics and government–1945-1953.
Wheat farmers.
World War, 1939-1945–Campaigns–France–Normandy.
World War, 1939-1945–United States.
Subjects – Visual Materials:
Infant girls.
Wilkey, Ruby.
Contributors:
Hawkes, Albert W. (Albert Wahl), 1878-1971.
Wilkey, John, Sr.
Wilkey, Mary.
Wolverton, Charles A. (Charles Anderson), 1880-1969.
SOURCE: AUBURN UNIVERSITY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS & ARCHIVES
Guide to the John W. Wilkey, Jr., Papers, RG 236
Listed by: Dwayne Cox Date: 6-24-99
Date Span: 1942 – 1946
Size of Collection: 20 file folders
Biographical Sketch: John W. Wilkey, Jr., of Camden, New Jersey, served in the 9th Photo Tech Squadron of the US Army Air Force during World War II and the year following the war.
Scope / Content: Letters to and from Wilkey, mostly from him to his wife, written between 1942 and 1946, plus several photographs, arranged chronologically. Wilkey wrote to his wife regarding the Army Air Force and his plans for civilian life. Wilkey’s letters to his wife are posted from Chanute Field, Illinois (September to November 1945); Fort Dix, New Jersey (March 1945); Keesler Field, Mississippi (March to May 1945); Greensboro, North Carolina (December 1945); Camp Shanks, New York (December 1945 to January 1946); and Erlangen, Germany (January to May 1946).
I started this post trying to learn more about my Grandad and 8th Intelligence Squadron founded in Langley Air Force base in Hampton, VA. The history of names is interesting and words have meaning. Can you Guest why these places where named #langley (See game below).
If you want to learn from amazing people that worked fro places named #langley text your email, name, and phone number to +011 858-869-9483 anytime here in Southern California or Goolge “JD Morris Forbers” to learn more #jdmorris #jdmorrisforbes.
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