How do i invest in a profitable business where safety is not guaranteed?

March 13, 2010 by admin · 5 Comments
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dambaskey asked:

Do you think it would be a wise decision to invest my money where the safety of the business is not certain,but a profitable business?

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5 Responses to “How do i invest in a profitable business where safety is not guaranteed?”
  1. BD in NM says:

    By safety I guess you mean long term prospects of the company. If you are in a position where the loss of your investment would not jeopardize your financial well being and you think the return on your money is worth the risk, I say why not go for it. BD in NM

  2. YZerizef says:

    First rule of finance: Higher risk brings a higher return. No investment is completely guaranteed and riskless, although government securities are pretty darn close. Like the person before me said, if it’s money you set aside to invest and you really want to then I don’t see a problem in doing it. If you need to money in the future or are expecting to live off it, I would say that you definitely shouldn’t do it. Before you do anything, do all the research you possibly can in the business. YZerizef

  3. Blanston says:

    Try this product and if you like it which I think you will. Invest in the business. Watch the product video and then the business video on this website. Work the product then you will see it will actually work and then you can invest in the business. The cost to check it out is very small and I think you will find it worth your while. Blanston

  4. Vijay God Loves U says:

    Think about alternate avenue which can give you the same returns and then assess the risk.
    There is no risk free business but there should be calculated risk…..if everything is at stake better Not to go for it. Vijay God Loves U

  5. imisidro says:

    Business is risk. There’s not one business that can provide a business owner with 100% success guarantee.

    I suggest you evaluate the level of risk of the business and determine whether you want to take on that risk. In the risk management field, this is called “risk appetite.”

    Make a list of the potential risks of the business. Understanding how the nature of your business affects risk is important in determining where to apply resources in order to help mitigate those risks. Recognizing areas of business risk will help you to optimize allocation of your resources.

    Then indicate the level of probability that the risk will occur — is there a high likelihood it will happen, medium or low.

    This assessment can help you determine if the risks are well worth it — and if you have the resources, skills and knowledge to actually overcome the risks.

    If you are comfortable with the level of risk, especially when compared to the returns, then invest in the business. If not, then look for a safer business for you to invest in imisidro

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