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Risk involved in financing

what is the risk involved in other financing situations like: selling bonds, issuing stock and venture capital?


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Most of the risk is when you get into the market and invest. Basically the thing everyone is afraid of is losing their money. Obviously the bigger the risk the more there is to gain. There are people who lost all of their money with such risks so investors think hard before investing in something risky.


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Never forget that greed is usually what causes these problems and greed will destroy this country if we are not careful. My heart goes out to those inocent folks who invest in things that feed the greed....Just be thankful if you are guaranteed a return for allowing the use of your money for a period of time if you allow them to use 100,000 of your money for a year and you get an extra 1,000 for that 1 year thats 1,000 more than you would have had if you didn't do it ...Or if you allow themto use 250,000 for a year and you get 2,000 back in a year thats pretty good i think but i'm no bill gates ....Cool


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I can only imagine what those folks who went through the great depression are feeling now.....I would bet that there are alot of safes being sold and that floor boards are being pryed up ..... This is really a terrible thing to put folks through after working all their life now they have to worry about this crap....Just enjoy life and put it in good hands.....Innocent


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