John Charles Michaelson

Operates as real estate investment trusts

NIM primarily invests in common stock issued by companies based in the US. With an emphasis on tax-efficient capital appreciation and preservation, the firm’s investment vehicles seek above-average growth at value prices in varying styles of market capitalization and rate of growth targets.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Imperium Partners Group seeks to generate capital gains for client accounts through equity and equity-related securities associated with investment in debt instruments such as warrants to purchase common stock and debt convertible into common stock. These investments may include privately structured investments in debt instruments, obligations and securities. The firm may also invest in other types of instruments and securities, including preferred stock and common stock issued without registration under U.S. securities laws. In addition, Imperium may invest in special situations including MBOs, restructurings in and out of bankruptcy, and entities formed to purchase loans, trade claims or other situations that meet the client’s risk and return requirements. The vast majority of the instruments in which Imperium invests are senior secured debt instruments, including term debt, convertible debt and equipment leases. The remainder consists of common stock, warrants, and preferred stock. When they make a loan to a company, they often look to share in the future success of the company through participation in the company’s equity, either through stock or warrants. Warrants are generally exercisable at a fixed price and at a premium to the market price at the time of Imperium's investment for public companies or the implied market value for private companies.

Michaelson Capital invests in companies located in the United States. The firm focuses on the technology sectors. It provides financing for growth stage capital requirements.

Provides investment advice