ipinvesting

IP Investing

IP Investing or Intellectual Property Investing involves the largest and most secure segment of the world’s economic engine. Virtually every nation on earth has some sort of intellectual property protection system with the United States leading the way. Why is Intellectual Property Investing so valuable and profitable? The nature of the patent, trademark and copyright system is to allow the owners (or with Coalesce Point Funds - Investors) to enjoy a total monopoly on such method or function of operation of a product or service for a period of time (or indefinitely with trademarks or trade secrets). As opposed to laws which limit a businesses domination of a market (Antitrust) the Intellectual Property System actually promotes and enforces (via patent infringement lawsuits) economic monopolies. Have you ever wondered by global corporations like Microsoft, IBM, Apple General Motors, Bank of America and others spend millions of dollars defending their patents and trademarks? The reason is that without these the current value of these companies and its future potential value would not exist. So because Intellectual Property is the economic foundation of global and national companies that generate millions and billions of dollars from them, Coalesce Point’s Intellectual Property structure is a safe, secure and profitable foundation for its Investors.

What Coalesce Point Funds allows you the Individual Investor to do is capitalize on the Intellectual Property of products, services and technologies at the ground floor level so that maximum profit levels are realized.

IP Investing Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why such high interest rates compared to other financial vehicles? Because Coalesce Point holds claims on the gross revenues of Intellectual Property assets it does not incur the labor, liability and operational expenses that a company incurs. Two, instead of Investors investing in one company it is more like investing in the entire global market because you must remember that Intellectual Property can be licensed to more than one company and because of the U.S. and World Patent System there exists the potential of having a total monopoly. It is as if you are diversified not from risk of loss but diversified for greater profitability in the same market. Another feature you should consider is that although each Fund is designed to pay out the entire lot of shares at the highest interest rate (called the sustainability level) the payout is actually an average of rates. For example if the highest rate has a 100% annual return and the lowest rate a 20% return then based on each Fund’s share-rate allocation the actual average rate is really 50% to 60%. This means that some Investors will get a 100% return and some below 100% down to 20% and the debt of the Fund is 50% to 60%. And as with any IPO (Initial Public Offering) those who get in first get the best deal.

2. Are all Funds protected under some sort of patentable submission? All Funds that hold the status of “open” are protected by patent pending, patented, trademark or copyright status. By moving forward with development and marketing even in the patent pending status it increases the potential for quicker returns and potential licensing fees.

3. Before I invest I want to see prototypes? Coalesce Point Funds operational model is to offer Initial Public Offerings at the best possible moment to Investors and this means at the ground floor. Because of the technologies of 3D computer modeling, geometrics, advanced mathematics and prior industry development benchmarks, before any Fund gains the status of “open” it is first analyzed within these areas to see if it is functionally, economically and market feasible to move forward with such product. In the end it boils down to the Investors who invest by understanding, research and belief in the product who in turn get the high interest rate when a prototype is in the form of schematics and calculations and those Investors who invest by sight who want or need to see the physical models and see it being sold before they invest who in turn get the lower interest rates. Also Investor’s must remember that all Funds are subject to close at any time. With commercial loans at 10 to 13% per year it is not financially wise to offer high rates of return to Investors at the latter stages of the IPO or when the product is on the market.

4. Why do you publish certain details about the Intellectual Properties before it gets to market, shouldn’t you keep them a secret? If Coalesce Point was the company trying to solely capitalize on the Intellectual Property then being secretive and getting to market the fastest before anyone else could would be paramount. But because Coalesce Point is a pure Intellectual Property Market the main market protection method is not quickness to market (although this is a primary focus) but patent and trademark protection. By the time each product is open for investment it is already in the marketing and pre-manufacturing stages. Additionally most of the products are high technology or high end products.

5. What is the Principal Guarantee? The Principal Guarantee is Coalesce Point’s most attractive feature behind the high rates of return. What this feature does is that even though you may invest in one Fund and its Intellectual Property assets, your initial investment principal is Guaranteed by all of the Funds. This means that if the Fund you invest in doesn’t generate a certain speed of return then surplus monthly revenues from other Funds are used to shore up the principal amounts. Because each Investor has a debt claim in the Fund the Fund you initially invested in will continue to pay out off of the gross revenues until the debt is cleared.

6. What markets do Investor returns come from? Although investments are available to U.S. residents only, all of the Funds have a Global Focus. This means that although the U.S. market for most of the products is sufficient for profitability, expanding to the Global Markets increase the revenue potential. And because Investor returns are directly attached to the gross revenues the maximum monthly payouts are more readily met.