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another option is that one can also choose to be rich to gain access to more wealth: https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-ale
by cat199 6y ago
another option is that one can also choose to be rich to gain access to more wealth:
https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-resources/news-alerts/alerts-bulletins/investor-bulletins/updated-3 https://www.investor.gov/introduction-investing/general-reso...
200k/yr for 2 yrs, or >1M net worth % price(house).
- milkshakes 6y agobeing an accredited investor doesn’t magically get you IPO shares. they are very scarce and almost completely allocated to high volume institutions (you might get lucky if you have a very large relationship with one such institution but that’s harder and harder these days)
- csmiller 6y agoI think you can just take the Series 65 and be good to go these days
- eklavya 6y agoWhy isn't it regulated in the US? In India everybody gets a chance to buy in IPOs, it's randomly assigned regardless of how much you applied for. Promoters and institutional investors are even supposed to hold it for 9 months before they can sell it in the market.
- mtnGoat 6y agoall decisions in the US are driven by dollars, and the guidelines are usually made by those that have a lot of dollars. so they create circular situations to benefit themselves.
- sevencolors 6y agoSo not for us "poors" making less than that. They really hate retail investors insert angry punk sentiment here