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Capitalists, would you invest in something with a guaranteed 10% return?
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 75147420:MV80MTgwNzk0Xzc2MDE4NjY5XzU4M0Y5QzU5] [quote:589:MV80MTgwNzk0Xzc2MDExNjA3Xzk0RDU1OTUy] [quote:Anonymous Coward 76832089:MV80MTgwNzk0Xzc2MDExNTM3X0JEQkVCNEM4] Sounds too good to be true. So it must be too good to be true. [/quote] That's good though, that means i can probably offer less return on investment. Is 10% considered too good to be true? What is reasonable, what does the average investor expect? [/quote] Yes, 10% is high. Sounds fishy. [/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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