Hello YouTube, Todd Ault here, and Welcome to Wall Street Words! Today's Wall Street term is "Form S-3"

Form S-3" similar to "S-1 ("Form S-1") where companies are going public. An S-3 is used to register resold securities. Now, I'm going to take my time with this definition because S-3's are used all the time for registering stock of already existing public companies. Let's say you are a publicly-traded company and you want to raise money. You go raise money from private institutional investors and high net-worth investors, and you can agree to fill an S-3 to register shares within a certain period of time. This is designed to register new shares that were bought by an investor under what they call a "resale agreement" or "registration rights agreement." Now, one important fact to be known is that you have to be eligible to be S-3 eligible. It means you have to be publicly traded for at least a year and have filed all your 10-K's and 10-Q's on time within the grace period to be eligible to use an S-3. Now, when you're a public company, you can follow S-3's for other things too. You can register your preferred stock. It's an important registration statement to register securities that have already been issued or what they call resale registration. "S-3" is the word or better known as "Form S-3."

Definition - The SEC simplified security registration form by US based firms that have already reported under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934.

Form S-3 is frequently used for resale of restricted securities. The SEC form S-3 is sometimes filed after an initial public offering (IPO) and is generally filed concurrently with common stock or preferred stock offerings.

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