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Capitalists, would you invest in something with a guaranteed 10% return?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 77620117:MV80MTgwNzk0Xzc2MDE3NTQ1XzM5OUExQ0ZG] [quote:Anonymous Coward 77903977:MV80MTgwNzk0Xzc2MDEzNzczXzc3MzJBOTMw] OP, The true answer depends upon the risk. If there is high risk, hell no. If low risk, I'd look seriously at it. My folks in the US think they will be getting rich selling legal Weed - I've been offered several partnerships. Risk was too high and, in my opinion, the expected returns were over optimistic. risk is the important factor. [/quote] Agree on the weed. It will generate mass profits early as big business pounces on small operations buying them up for consolidation then big business will choke out the rest of the competition by selling mass amounts at below cost rates for 1-2 years. Small and independent grows will fold and larger ones will be bled out through regulation enacted on behalf of the big business. Altria AKA Phillip Morris is already positioned to do this as legalization spreads. Hell they have been building onto plant 500 in Richmond VA like crazy even though cigarettes are almost exclusively sold to other countries with domestic sells down to a fraction of what they were just 10 years ago. If anything just buy into Altria and let it ride for the next 10-20 years you’ll do fine. Also homegrown will always be the best. [/quote]
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I'm curious because i have a buseniss plan here that basically guarantees a 20% return on each $10 invested on let's say a minimal total budget of atleast 50k. I'm wondering since alot of capitalists are on this forum so is that an attractive offer if you consider investing in a start-up?
If not what is it that you are looking for in an investment and what can i do to make it more desirable when i actually decide to go for it?
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