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What are the first 3 questions you should ask before investing into a private company?

Friday, February 22, 2008 | Todd (todds201) Is this Spam?

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I am not sure actually. When I saw the title of the article it was very intriguing. I have thought of investing in private companies but have not done so as yet. There seems to be so much to look for and because I am new into this arena, I am not sure where to begin. I have been reading books by Buffett, Lynch, Graham, and Kiyosaki. They offer great advice and I am looking forward to the day that I actually "begin". The "hard" part for me again, is actually where to begin. To be honest it almost seems overwhelming but yet at the same time very exciting. I look forward to reading your advice.



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  1. Expert a (1 year ago) Is this Spam?

    Investing in a private company is not a game for amateurs. It is high risk investing even for the professionals.

    Please read my submitted article "Answering these three compelling questions before considering an investment in a private company. By Richard S. Grome
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