Just when you think you’ve heard it all, along comes this.
Never in our lifetime has there been such a opportunity for creating investing wealth.
Now, with angel investing, almost anyone can get in on the ground floor of early-stage companies and reap the 100,000% gains that come with them.
Yes, I’m sure you may have heard claims like these before.
You see, there’s a deep divide between those investors seeking out 100,000% start up investments, and the rest of the public who may have heard of angel investing, but still aren’t quite sure what it’s all about.
Some believe that angel investing is only for the wealthy and rich. Others claim that even everyday investors can make a fortune by taking an early investment in the right startup.
Who is right? You have to know because angel investing can be a huge path to wealth today. Angel investing has been called “the next stock market.” It is one of the largest sources of new wealth we’ve seen in the history of business.
For any single investor, the wealth potential can be life-changing.
A single successful IPO could put millions of dollars into the pockets of early investors. For example, a $100 investment in AirBnb is worth $2,066,000.
And thanks to a recent change in the law, these wealth opportunities are now open to individual investors.
On May 16, 2016, a new law went into effect that changed SEC rules on how individual investors could invest in startups. Officially called Title III of the JOBS Act, it opened funding opportunities to non-accredited investors. The bill was originally created to encourage economic growth after the Great Recession.
Like any bill from Washington, it’s a hefty read, so here’s the main point.
Individual investors can now put funds directly into startups to fuel their growth. This means that if the startup hits it big, the investor is rewarded handsomely for his early contribution. Some returns are average, some are zero, and some are so blockbuster that the amount of money you’ll have will change your life for generations to come.
The new law means that everyday investors can now have investment returns that were once only available to venture capitalists and the Wall Street Elite.
Despite this exciting opportunity, there’s still some ugly facts floating around the internet.
In this short and informative article, you’ll find the 3 big myths – and the truth behind them – about angel investing that may be holding you back.
If you’ve been thinking about angle investing but haven’t made the move yet, then this article is for you.
Angel Investing Myth #1 – Angel Investors only make money over a long period of time
It’s true, some companies take longer than others to hit it big.
For some people, the wait is worthwhile because the size of the returns are so big. For instance, a $100 investment in Uber would have returned you $1.5 million dollars.
But in angel investing, there’s plenty of other ways to get big returns in a short time frame. Your company might hit IPO sooner. Your startup may be acquired by a bigger company.
Famous companies you find in the financial news did take a long time to grow when compared to a short-term trade. Both AirBnB and Uber took over 10 years to reach their current levels.
But for every famous company getting media attention, there’s others that don’t get press and go public in shorter time frames. A yoga studio management firm called Mindbody went public in only 5 years for $2 billion. PagerDuty, an IT alert service, hit a $1.8 billion valuation at IPO in only 5 years too.
And if the company gets acquired by a larger firm, the time frames are also short. Sometimes very short. For example, Dropcam, called the “iPod of Internet cameras,” was acquired in only 5 years by Google for $555 million.
Exchange.com, a used book company, was acquired by Amazon.com for $200 million after only 7 months.
So timelines vary. And while the angel investors in these companies might not have the bragging rights of saying “my company hit IPO” , not a single investor on the planet would be ashamed to say their company was acquired by Google or Amazon.
Angel Investing Myth #2 – The Top Startups Are Only In The Bay Area
Today Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Bay Area are home to some of the biggest tech names in history. The area was once a hotbed for startups twenty and thirty years ago.
Since then, Silicon Valley has been placed on a pedestal in the tech world, achieving a cult-like status of being the home of big ideas worth billions of dollars. But the truth is, Silicon Valley is no longer the source of new startups. Times have changed.
The truth is, because of the internet and the growth of syndicated deal flow services, angel investors have changed with the times.
Today’s start up companies are located all over the world. Angel investors today are just as likely to find a startup in their own backyard as they are from the Bay Area. Being in the Bay Area is no longer an advantage, or even a necessity.
Some states are actively pursuing startups. Utah startups have raised $251.9 million across 25 reported deals. There’s a good chance that angel investors are a part of that investing.
And with Covid-19 moving more people online, you can expect that trend to continue.
Angel Investing Myth #3 – You spend all your time searching for the next big thing
The reality is this: You only need to find your first deal.
After you do you’re first deal, word spreads fast that you’re an angel investor.
Here’s why.
You see, just like investors, start up CEOs and founders network with each other. Once you do a deal, there’s a good chance your name will be eagerly passed around among other start-up founders.
To maximize your investments, you’ll still need to do your homework on these deals, especially of the industry.
You see, if Wall Street is telling you about a hot new start-up, it’s probably too late to invest in that industry because the future growth isn’t there. By the time Wall Street is spreading the news, any opportunity is usually long gone. If the industry isn’t growing, then the startup will have limited upward growth.
So as you can see, angel investing holds the potential for inter-generational wealth.
One of the fastest ways to begin to find these opportunities is to look for growing industries.
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If you a know even a little about angle investing, then you know that returns for early investments can be massive.
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