![]() |
|
| *Home>>>Investment Company |
How would you measure potential returns on an investment in a private company? |
How would you measure potential returns on an investment in a private company? Look at the historical performance. You would have to ask the CEO/business manager what they believe their earnings for the next three years are, you would then have to look at budget for advertising and profit on sales. There is no surefire way of finding how much you, as an investor, is likely to make, however you can pplay the odds and choose which ever option benfits you most. Profit. I'm sure your investment is like a profit-sharing program. Whatever profit the company makes and allocates for profit sharing, you probably get a percentage of. Depending on how vested you are with the company determines how much of your money you get to take out if you so wish. |
| Tags |
| Investment Management Investment Information Investment Group Investment Firms Investment Company Investment Calculator Investment Bank Investment Advice Investment Account |
| Related information |
If you know the name of the company, you can search online for the ticker symbol and investment information. www.yahoo.finance.com is simple to use. You can also search the Wall Street Journa... This is where your homework comes into play... Study the fundamental ratios... ... In most states you must have a Real Estate License to do this. ...Don't invest money in any course provided some friend has recommened that course that it is worth. I would suggest you to learn first insider secrets about property investing. ...If you want a guaranteed return then you should consider only T-bills. 6 mo bills currently yield 5%. That is about as good as you can get on a guaranteed return. Other investments are subject to ... wheres KSA?????? ...Sounds fishy to me.... It sounds like they want you to put up $1500 of your own money in order to get a $10,000 loan. I wouldn't trust them personally. Your better off keeping the $15... I have never heard of the firm/company...however, that's not unusual for locally owned/operated independent investment offices. However, you need to provide more information. 1) are they d... |
Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster |