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I am looking to invest in startup business. However I don't meet the SEC requirement to be able invest.?
Is there a way like go around the SEC requirements to invest those companies. Due to my income I could only invest like $100.00 every two weeks. Or is there like groups or firms that pool together that can meet the SEC requirements to invest in startup companies. I am total aware the risk is very high in this and I am total aware there also a huge payout.
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- 5 years ago
If you can only invest a couple of hundred dollars here and there, you are not an angel investor. Go to Morningstar.com and research the best Small Growth Mutual funds. Invest in one, maybe two, and leave the money in there and invest more when the market goes down. It will be going down soon, but do not try to time the market. The best small growth funds are closed, not taking new money at this time. They will begin taking new money again once the market makes a major correction within about a year. Save your money up for that time.
