KDC: Karlfeldt & Delgado Capital

Bring L$ to Everyone.

Total shares: 1,500,000

Prospectus

Company Tagline

Bring L$ to Everyone.

CEO's Real Life Name

Alexander Callender

CEO's Real Life Location

Pittsburgh, PA

Board of Directors

Chairman, CEO, CFO and Board Member- Legolas Delgado
Qualifications:
CFO of Allenvest Corportaion (AIC, AVIX)
CFO of Celestial Investments (CFO, AVIX)

Board Members-
Director - Lindsay Druart
Qualifications:
CEO of L&L Rentals and Sales (LLL, WSE)

Board Member - (Still to be filled)
Board Member - (Still to be filled)
Board Member - (Still to be filled)

Cash on hand

200000

Land owned

3328

Tangible Assets

374303.00

Monthly Income

10915

Monthly Expenses

5567

Foutain of Life

Dear Investors

I would like to present you with an opportunity to increase your net worth in Second Life by investing in Karlfeldt & Delgado Capital. KDC is a sub company of Karlfeldt & Delgado Mutual, and will hold the same level of transparency and investor involvement as KDM. Karfledt & Delgado Capital will act as a venture capital company for small capital companies entering IPO phase. KDC will buy them fully out so that KDC is the only share holder other than the owner of the company. We will then let the company grow some and resell the stock in a slow release format. Not only will KDC fully buy small cap IPOs but it will seek out new promising small cap companies to bring to AVIX and buy their IPOs out as well. Through this, and the slow release form KDC expects to bring early stability to these stocks and AVIX, plus profits for the company and its investors.

Business Overview

Karlfeldt & Delgado Capital will fully fund small cap companies that come into IPO phase on AVIX. KDC will also seek out small capital companies to bring to AVIX for other complete buyouts. To K&D Capital a small cap company is any stock that is under L$500,000 in full IPO asking price. The companies that KDC brings to AVIX will go through the same screening process as all other companies, and will receive no special treatment by AVIX.

The reason KDC chooses to fund small cap companies is that it believes they have the biggest room for growth and turn over ratio for profit. It is also easier to find a company that is under valued in small cap companies, as apposed to mid size or large cap companies.

KDC's Board of Directors will consist of the top 5 share holders in the company, and they will be requested to attended weekly meetings. KDC also has a "1 share:1 vote" system at company meetings. Meaning if something is brought to vote by the Board of Directors, all investors can vote to decided the result.

Karlfeldt & Delgado Capital has set transparency for it self to 100%, and asks investors to inquire about anything and everything that is going on in the company. Transparency is one of the reasons we want to get the Board of Directors actively involved in the company.

Legolas Delgado, and Xanther Karlfledt do not take a salary from the company. They make money by owning stock in the company just as other investors do, and as so, may choose to buy more when possible.

Business Strategy

K&D Capitals main method for making profit is the increased value of the stock that KDC had purchased as an IPO. KDC turns a profit when selling IPO shares back onto the market, as well as collecting dividends. KDC under stands the concern people may have of a company dumping a large number of shares back onto the market, and the effect it can have on a company. That is why after purchasing the companies full IPO, KDC will wait a minimum of seven days to resell any of the shares. This will give time for the business to start to use some of the capital it has raised, as well as give time for public demand to raise.

After the seven day grace period KDC can place 25 orders on the market with all the shares that it owns. The first one will be 10% above IPO price, or 4% of IPO price, above current ask price, whichever is higher. The next 24 will be placed at 4% of IPO price at increasing inter voles to space out the sell orders and give room for investors to buy and sell the company. After one full month from completion of the IPO. If all of the companies stock has not been sold. KDC will asses and rearrange their orders in a new strategy to help sell the remaining shares.

KDC may also choose to not sell the stocks after the seven day grace period. This type of action would be result of a hyper performance stock. Meaning the dividend of the stock is enough to out weigh the value of selling the shares. If this is the case the 1 month rearrangement rule still applies, and KDC will wait until 1 month from IPO completion to sell the company with out the 25 order system.

Selling the companies shares back on this format will net KDC a minimum of 7.5% per IPO with the average maximum being around 55% over a given period of time. KDC will not sell stocks below 10% over the IPO price, because if we invested in them we believe they are worth more than the IPO in the long run.

KDC will help to protect their investors by holding a mandatory reserve amount of L$. The reserve to investment ratio will currently be equal to 1:2. In the future as more data about AVIX comes out this amount may be lowered. Also to help protect investors, KDC will invest in a minimum of 2 IPOs at the same time. This is so that the likely hood of both failing is extremely low.

85% of net profit will be returned to investors in the form of dividends, and 15% of the net profit will be held for growth and the reserve.

In order to penetrate the market faster, an offering will be made initially at 2,000,000 at an offering price of .5/share. If this hits the market successfully, we will then IPO a secondary offer at the average between the highest 2 day high and lowest 2 day low to preserve share value for an additional L$1,000,000 capital raised after 1 week of operations.

Business Strengths

A key business strength that KDC has is the unwritten agreement with Investor Allen CEO of AVIX. The unwritten agreement is to lower the IPO fee. This deal will help give KDC an edge when companies consider going public. The reason we believe Investor Allen chooses to do this for KDC is because it is of mutual benefit to both companies. KDC makes a profit selling the stocks over a period of time, while AVIX is able to maintain stable stocks on the market.

Another business strength is the connections within the Second Life investing community that Legolas Delgado has. Ranging from owners of banks, exchanges, and other publicly traded companies. This will give KDC an edge on information of market movements.

Use of Capital

L$100,000 from the capital is to be paid to AIC for the purchase of the plot of land next to AVIX. This buy was done with the expectation that the land value will grow as AVIX grows, and more companies look to be located near AVIX.
L$5,567 is to be paid every month as tier fee for the land.

While KDC is waiting for IPOs to be approved. The funds will be distributed to accredited banks around second life with good interest rates.

Risk Factors

Currently risk factors are low. The companies on AVIX go through a rigorous screening to prove that they have what they say they do, and that they are as legit as possible. Meaning the growth of the companies should tend to move with that of Second Life.

However, KDC can not be held responsible for a possible error that may happen within the game of Second Life to cause the loss of prosperity. Equally so, KDC can not be held responsible for errors on AVIX's part that cause the loss of shares or L$.

Management

Chairman, CEO, CFO and Board Member- Legolas Delgado
COO and Board Member- Xanther Karfeldt
Director - Lindsay Druart

Board Member - (Still to be filled)
Board Member - (Still to be filled)
Board Member - (Still to be filled)

With Legolas's diverse connections throughout second life, along with the help of Xanther and Lindsay. Plus the board members still to come, there will be a very wide variety of experience and knowledge to cover the companies objectives.