Startups usually starts financially small and slow. In 3 to 5 years startups should start using profitability revenues for certain types of growth. Now larger company investments or larger company acquisitions are usually expensive big investments. Small business crawl toward profits like a turtle. Money doesn’t usually buy immediate Susses or positive revenues, customer service and good old fashion growth profits over time does. To invest $1m into a business or $5m, 50 to 80% is equity or collaterally resourced.
That’s how I saw it done when selling Corp.. investments & Government or Corp. Bonds as a Stk. Broker and talking to equity traders on the NYSE. But things have changed in 15-20 years. Not really. Yes, loosing happens, but must loses didn’t dot every i and cross ever t. Sometime if you i and t you can slow down the lose$. Fast- Slow.-Fast-Sale.
It’s fun and educational to listen to you guys explaining your experiences. And it doesn’t sound like it’s been a easy thing to do on your end. Congrats!!!
I’m listening to you all’s recordings like a training. I hope to learn enough to talk to you all soon.
Lee Green
Startups usually starts financially small and slow. In 3 to 5 years startups should start using profitability revenues for certain types of growth. Now larger company investments or larger company acquisitions are usually expensive big investments. Small business crawl toward profits like a turtle. Money doesn’t usually buy immediate Susses or positive revenues, customer service and good old fashion growth profits over time does. To invest $1m into a business or $5m, 50 to 80% is equity or collaterally resourced.
That’s how I saw it done when selling Corp.. investments & Government or Corp. Bonds as a Stk. Broker and talking to equity traders on the NYSE. But things have changed in 15-20 years. Not really. Yes, loosing happens, but must loses didn’t dot every i and cross ever t. Sometime if you i and t you can slow down the lose$. Fast- Slow.-Fast-Sale.
It’s fun and educational to listen to you guys explaining your experiences. And it doesn’t sound like it’s been a easy thing to do on your end. Congrats!!!
I’m listening to you all’s recordings like a training. I hope to learn enough to talk to you all soon.
Thank you.