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Equity Crowdfunding for Investors




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Equity crowdfunding is a new, exciting, and evolving way for growing businesses to raise capital and for average investors to buy equity in those businesses. It has been universally hailed as a ame changer?in the private capital markets, particularly the venture capital asset class, which includes angel investing. Before now, venture capital investingnd the spectacular returns that are possible in this asset classave been off-limits to all but the wealthiest Americans. In addition to potentially huge returns is the excitement of being involved in helping startups and fast-growth companies succeed (although many will fail), and thereby gaining early access to leading-edge technology and innovative business models.Readers will learn:the reasons for and against investing in equity crowdfundinghow to follow the rules and limits established by the SEChow to make smart investment decisions based on their personal objectives and financial situationhow to avoid being ripped off by shoddy websites and fraudulent offerings, andhow to find the best advice and information available.
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Equity crowdfunding is a new, exciting, and evolving way for growing businesses to raise capital and for average investors to buy equity in those businesses. It has been universally hailed as a ame changer?in the private capital markets, particularly the venture capital asset class, which includes angel investing. Before now, venture capital investingnd the spectacular returns that are possible in this asset classave been off-limits to all but the wealthiest Americans. In addition to potentially huge returns is the excitement of being involved in helping startups and fast-growth companies succeed (although many will fail), and thereby gaining early access to leading-edge technology and innovative business models.Readers will learn:the reasons for and against investing in equity crowdfundinghow to follow the rules and limits established by the SEChow to make smart investment decisions based on their personal objectives and financial situationhow to avoid being ripped off by shoddy websites and fraudulent offerings, andhow to find the best advice and information available.
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