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DealMaker Raised a Historic $104,000,000
+ EnergyX Caps out $75,000,000 Reg A+ Raise
Caleb Naysmith
October 31, 2024
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DealMaker, a leading white-label service, quitely just took the #1 spot among equity crowdfunding portals with a massive $104 million quarter:
EnergyX, a General Motors backed lithium extraction company, recently maxed out a $75 million raise. This puts it among a very small group of hyper-quality companies to have achieved the feat.
Uncanny, a StartEngine alum that raised just under $100k, recently announced a partnership with Twitch. A huge moment for the company, as it’s the largest streaming platform on the planet. This is expected to produce substantial revenues for the startup:
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Soft Landing?
It’s very likely a soft landing has been achieved. Consumer confidence is strong and on the rise, the most recent jobs report was strong, inflation is cooling and more. Many indices are climbing towards all-time highs, and there’s not a whole lot of issues on the horizon that could cause a large disturbance in the markets. Further, as interest rates continue to drop, we could continue to see some good economic times. The U.S. has a debt problem, so they will probably drop rates to combat the rising debt.
In order to combat oil prices (and thus inflation), the U.S. has a few options. One of the main reasons oil prices remain high, despite record U.S. oil production, is the ongoing war in Ukraine. Russia is the second largest oil producer in the world, and now they’ve largely stopped exports entirely. This means the U.S. and others need to pick up the slack in order to save the market. While it’s likely oil production will rise, ending the war in Russia could see oil exports increase, and thus, oil prices would drop significantly.
As the fed lowers rates, inflation concerns will pick back up due to easier access to money. But lower costs associated with oil and transportation could help combat that in order to keep prices low. This would mean a perfect storm for markets, as low interest means the equity crowdfunding markets and IPOs remain strong, while inflation doesn’t get out of control.