Big business expertise for growing companies. We’re fascinated by finance. We believe that a strong financial plan is the cornerstone of any successful venture.
There is an increasing gap between the capabilities of large multinational corporations and those of smaller businesses. With increasingly complex social, regulatory, and business environments, smaller operations need a trusted place to turn to for advice and education on topics that are often so complex that only the largest firms can afford to retain experts in these fields. Our mission is simpl
Know the basics of purchase price allocation. Read our blog post here: http://belmontacquisitions.com/ba-old-blogs.html
What is Purchase Price Allocation? Purchase price allocation is the allocation of purchase price to the assets acquired and liabilities assumed at fair value in any acquisition or business combination as of the closing date. According to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), all business combinations are required to be acc…
12/11/2013
New blog about the pitfalls of "crowdsource funding: now up. http://www.belmontacquisitions.com/blog.php?d=7
COMPANY BLOG “Crowdsourcing” is a term that is commonly attributed to Wired magazine editors Jeff Howe and Mark Robinson discussing the concept in which projects are worked on by a vast team of loosely affiliated professionals and hobbyists, usually with little or no pay. The term “Crowdsource Funding” is curren...
12/10/2013
New blog posted discussing the current "financial slump". http://www.belmontacquisitions.com/blog.php?d=6
COMPANY BLOG On Sunday November 17, 2013, Paul Krugman published an Op-Ed in the New York Times entitled “A Permanent Slump?”[1], and we at Belmont Acquisitions thought we could offer some commentary on Krugman’s conclusions based on our own observations in the marketplace.
11/25/2013
New blog posted on the subject of short-selling stock. http://www.belmontacquisitions.com/blog.php?d=5
COMPANY BLOG Short selling is the sale of securities not owned by the seller.This is usually done when the investor is anticipating a decrease in the share price. The investor sells the stock at the prevailing market price and hopes tobuy the stock at a lower price at a later point in time thus making a profit.
