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Thanks so much for the edit, arbuge, just updated my typo. For the first point, that's actually quite an embarrassing oversight if I've misunderstood. In the b
by gsaines 5y ago
Thanks so much for the edit, arbuge, just updated my typo.
For the first point, that's actually quite an embarrassing oversight if I've misunderstood. In the books I read, I understood that the expected return was total, not yearly. So the standard math is that you get 20% of $500k PER YEAR? If so, gotta update the math on this one - the outcomes are radically different than what I report.
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- lifekaizen 5y agoYeah the standard returns data would be annualized, for example "average return ... in this study is 2.6 times ... in 3.5 years — approximately 27 percent [IRR]" http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/data/Documents/Resources/AngelGroupResarch/1d%20-%20Resources%20-%20Research/6%20RSCH_-_ACEF_-_Returns_to_Angel_Investor_in_Groups.pdf http://www.angelcapitalassociation.org/data/Documents/Resour...
- arbuge 5y agoAround $320/hr then (less the discount you'd have to take for tying up your capital over that timespan). Not a bad deal for many people, and you can make proportionately more on this per hour basis if you are able to contribute more capital to begin with.