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blind pool

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Blind pool
A limited partnership that does not announce its intentions as to what properties will be acquired.

blind pool
An investment vehicle that raises capital from the public without telling investors how their funds will be utilized. These pools are sometimes used to acquire and convert private companies into public companies without going through a lengthy registration process. Blind pools are risky investments in which investors should pay particular attention to the background and knowledge of the promoters and officers. Shares in these investment vehicles are often sold to the public at relatively low prices.

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An unclear or unstated investment purpose, such as a blind pool for investing in the stock market at the planner's discretion
The exemptions are not available for offers or sales of securities in any roll-up transaction, blind pool or an investment company subject to the Investment Company Act of 1940.
Rosenberg, a German native manages a blind pool for 15 to 19 high net worth Europeans.
 
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