How to start Angel Investing?
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No Idea but take a look at that site: https://angel.co/ could be a start.
Dilettante
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Hello,
Just an idea: udemy
But I don't know if it's quality or not.
Just an idea: udemy
HTML:
https://www.udemy.com/courses/search/?q=angel+investment&src=sacBut I don't know if it's quality or not.
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I want to be angel invested to 
Wiki has some good information on this. As well as how to
Wiki has some good information on this. As well as how to
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I found this - http://futureinvestor.co/courses/angel
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Where to you find those opportunities?
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Interesting thread. Have there been good returns on recent projects at Angel? I just read something about most startups folding within 48 months or something like that.
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It is risky investment as you are investing in businesses in early stage.
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It really depends on how cautious you are. Some guys in there just throw money to lots of startups and hope one will get them a nice 5000% return. Some other pick them very well and get involved in it (which is the best way I think).
And there are those who make the wrong choices.
Faith
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This guy seems promising: https://angel.co/penchina/syndicate
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guy stepped over a lot of people to make us$10m and now lives his finals days pledging us$10k here and there... somehow i wouldn't feel too good taking his advice
btw. the single biggest shift to US investors came here a few days ago www.sec.gov/news/pressrelease/2015-249.html basically legalizing shares offering by non-accredited individuals. gofundme is going to step in on this
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I think it's a very risky business and you need to have a lot to invest- might lose your cash 4 times then make 500% plus the fifth time...
also so I think you need to get in somewhere that you really know the business well in order that you can perform in depth due diligence.
I think there are some good tech startup collaboratives around that would be a good place to start (assuming that's your niche).
also so I think you need to get in somewhere that you really know the business well in order that you can perform in depth due diligence.
I think there are some good tech startup collaboratives around that would be a good place to start (assuming that's your niche).
Faith
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Thanks for the heads up. It may seem that people just jump in and give money to someone already successful without much research.