Exclusively For Serious Long-Term Investors:
Could This Be The Next Gold Rush?
Baby-Boomer Business Owners Retire In Unprecedented Numbers
As A Record-Setting Number Of Businesses-For-Sale
Hit The Market…A Unique Investment Opportunity Emerges.
From: John Ayling, Chairman & CEO of LD Holdings Inc.
Dear Potential Investor,
According to a recent article in Inc Magazine, “An estimate of 65% to 75% of all small businesses will go up for sale in the next five to 10 years.”
Why?
The answer is simple…Retiring baby boomers. In fact, 57% of business owners identified their age as the main motivation for considering a sale
Yet, who will buy their businesses? According to industry sources only one business in four listed with a broker finds a buyer. The surge in inventory coupled with a scarcity of financing is working to create the next Gold Rush.
What I believe is that this is one of those unique times that take place perhaps once in an investor’s lifetime. If history has taught us anything, it’s that the times we currently live in represent unparalleled opportunity.
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A Lack of Buyers Could Prove to be an
Unprecedented Investment Opportunity For You.
Some business brokers have already seen the number of boomers attempting to sell their businesses rise by 30 percent in the last year. However…the market is
no longer flush with cash.
This is significant from both an M&A and investment perspective as these owners are now faced with the difficult decision of how to retire and exit their businesses.
One noticeable trend -- according to family-business expert Frank Schneider -- is that the children of baby boomers are less likely to take over the family business, and they face less pressure from their parents to do so. Statistics reveal today that only a third of family businesses are successfully transferred to the next generation, and a mere 13 percent are passed on to the third generation.
And the scope of the succession problem becomes more apparent when one considers that:
- Ninety percent of all businesses with employees are family owned.
- People 55 or older own 30 percent of all businesses with employees.
- Many baby boomers have decided to step back and re-evaluate their lifestyles. Their interest in selling their businesses continues to grow.
The increased supply of small-and medium-sized businesses available is glutting the market. This will result in a decrease of valuations, which gives new
leverage to buyers.
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Who Is John Ayling and Why Should You
Listen To Him?
For nearly 30 years, John Ayling has made researching and studying small business investing one of his top priorities. Currently, John is the Chairman and
CEO of the public company LD Holdings, Inc. He is also its largest shareholder and co-founder.
John has also served as President of Continental Capital Management and Vice President of Oberweis Securities. During a lengthy and diverse entrepreneurial career John has played a leadership role in retail, manufacturing and restaurant businesses.
John has managed accounts for several wealthy individuals and organizations where he has steadily outperformed the S&P 500 index for over 30 years. John’s
highly regarded paper “A Common Sense Contrary Approach to Investing” has been a cornerstone of his investment philosophy, and is available upon request.
John was a Captain in the Vietnam War and earned a Bronze Star for his leadership. John attended and graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business from Toledo University.
Additional information about John and LD holdings can be found by visiting http://www.ldholdings.com and http://www.nanocapnation.com
An Important Message To
Potential Investors From John Ayling:
When I talk with prospective clients such as you, two of the main concerns I hear revolve around safety and communication. Let me explain.
We’ve recently experienced an unprecedented time in the world’s economic history. As a result, virtually all of my clients are taking a more “hands-on” approach to managing their portfolios. In many ways that’s a very positive trend.
However, when one digs into the various options that are available, it’s easy to get overwhelmed with charts and unfamiliar financial jargon. As many people are quickly realizing, finding the safest options that still offer an opportunity for growth is no easy task.
If your goal is to aim for good, steady income while lowering your risk, then you're facing great challenges today.
Interest rates on bank CDs, money market funds, and even short-term Treasury securities are at historically low rates. Additionally, the federal budget deficits, coupled with the weak U.S. dollar make safe harbor investing opportunities even more challenging to find.
It’s Also a Matter of “Who can you trust?”
It’s a well know fact that the financial markets operate on two basic emotions:
Fear and Greed. Unfortunately, especially during boom times, greed often gets
the upper hand.
Some of the once most prestigious investment advisors and Hedge fund managers have been the focus of investigations and outright fraud. Massive Ponzi schemes resulting in huge losses for investors have frightened away many of the savviest of investors.
Before you leap into any investment opportunity, you need to examine carefully and deeply both the upside potential and the corresponding risk.
Which is why we encourage you to begin your own due-diligence process by learning more about a unique opportunity to capitalize on the forthcoming massive transfer of generational assets as the Baby-Boomer generation transitions into retirement.
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Want to jump-start the process? Give me a call directly at 419-873-1111. I look forward to hearing from you.
Best Regards,
John Ayling