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Investors in early-stage, non-public companies is pretty much limited to "the wealthy" in the U.S. due to regulatory restrictions.
by kobeya 10y ago
Investors in early-stage, non-public companies is pretty much limited to "the wealthy" in the U.S. due to regulatory restrictions.
- robotresearcher 10y agoParent said "When you hire someone [to] run your fortune 500 company...".
- ryankennedyio 10y agoFor good reason, crowdfunding is really quite terrible (not the kickstarter kind): https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-07/you-too-can-invest-in-a-startup-likely-to-go-bust https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-07/you-too-c...
- bshanks 10y agoTerrible? Is the expected return negative for large portfolios of crowdfunded companies? I ask because it's possible for expected returns on a portfolio to be good even if the the typical outcome for any individual investment within the portfolio is to lose all of the money in that investment.