Any entrepreneurs/angel investors on NT?

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Anyone on NT invest in any kinds of projects/innovations? Anything from just a couple hundred to thousands of dollars?

How did it go, was it successful or a failure?

 

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Anyone on NT invest in any kinds of projects/innovations? Anything from just a couple hundred to thousands of dollars?

How did it go, was it successful or a failure?

 

[letitshine24]

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

 

[letitshine24]

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

 

[freakydestroyer]

90% of NT are self-proclaimed hustlers  

 

[freakydestroyer]

90% of NT are self-proclaimed hustlers  

 

[ricky409]

Originally Posted by freakydestroyer

90% of NT are self-proclaimed hustlers  

or "doin" it" cuz they live at home and drive a 2000 BMW 325

 

[ricky409]

Originally Posted by freakydestroyer

90% of NT are self-proclaimed hustlers  

or "doin" it" cuz they live at home and drive a 2000 BMW 325

 

[throwedindagame]

Originally Posted by LetItShine24

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

Eh.....No you don't, especially in an internet company or some other high margin/low cost job.
Margins kid....if you've got low COGS or SG&A needs, you are going to need less capital.


Also, start-ups have multiple sources of finance. Loans from financial institutions are also an option.

Furthermore, some angel investors syndicate their investments...i.e. 10 people contribute 200k. The only reason why it might be wise to posses a high net-worth is that early business cycle investments or really any private equity investment regardless of the business maturity is highly ILLIQUID.

I've seen people with far less money serve as angle investors though.

 

[throwedindagame]

Originally Posted by LetItShine24

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

Eh.....No you don't, especially in an internet company or some other high margin/low cost job.
Margins kid....if you've got low COGS or SG&A needs, you are going to need less capital.


Also, start-ups have multiple sources of finance. Loans from financial institutions are also an option.

Furthermore, some angel investors syndicate their investments...i.e. 10 people contribute 200k. The only reason why it might be wise to posses a high net-worth is that early business cycle investments or really any private equity investment regardless of the business maturity is highly ILLIQUID.

I've seen people with far less money serve as angle investors though.

 

[letitshine24]

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Originally Posted by LetItShine24

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

Eh.....No you don't, especially in an internet company or some other high margin/low cost job.
Margins kid....if you've got low COGS or SG&A needs, you are going to need less capital.


Also, start-ups have multiple sources of finance. Loans from financial institutions are also an option.

Furthermore, some angel investors syndicate their investments...i.e. 10 people contribute 200k. The only reason why it might be wise to posses a high net-worth is that early business cycle investments or really any private equity investment regardless of the business maturity is highly ILLIQUID.

I've seen people with far less money serve as angle investors though.

True, leveraging with the addition with multiple angel investors can help. But wouldnt multiple investors mean less profit for yourself? I mean your going to end up dishing out payments eventually.

 

[letitshine24]

Originally Posted by ThrowedInDaGame

Originally Posted by LetItShine24

aint no one on NT a angel investor. You need to have a networth of atleast 10 mill to even give to a company proper capital to start a successful business. Now entrepreneurs, Im pretty sure theres a few.

Eh.....No you don't, especially in an internet company or some other high margin/low cost job.
Margins kid....if you've got low COGS or SG&A needs, you are going to need less capital.


Also, start-ups have multiple sources of finance. Loans from financial institutions are also an option.

Furthermore, some angel investors syndicate their investments...i.e. 10 people contribute 200k. The only reason why it might be wise to posses a high net-worth is that early business cycle investments or really any private equity investment regardless of the business maturity is highly ILLIQUID.

I've seen people with far less money serve as angle investors though.

True, leveraging with the addition with multiple angel investors can help. But wouldnt multiple investors mean less profit for yourself? I mean your going to end up dishing out payments eventually.