Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
which type of " Orignality " u want ?
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
decent felow, is this your way of telling us you're rich? How very classy of you. By the way, rich people never go around telling people that they're rich.
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
Decent fellow would you like to further elaborate on "As you increase the number of investor controls you possess, you continue to reduce your risk in the investment" since "i hav read the replies most ppl are stil confusing .....and didnt bother to understand what in short ....the message in that"
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
Forget Rich Dad Poor Dad, you need to concentrate on your spellings.
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
yeah having a rich father gives you sumthing to lean back on an he can teach you things about the businees,
but you still need to make sumthing of yourself with out his back up.
as a girl, i may not do that, cos i will always have sumone inshallah to lean on,
but my brother he will inshallah eventually stand on his own two feet just like my abbo did seperately from his own father.
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damn i shud've editted his post eh? ,................lolol
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aahmed........i dont know what is ur prob ...its beter for u to talk me in PM
Sharaabi.....u r a friend of sheyn ...thats y i m not saying anything to u ...if u still have any prob ..then talk to me in PM ...
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
Femme Fatale ...i dont want to elaborate more ........
as there are already BIG" alamas " out there in GS... i think they know more abt .......but they dont hav the courage to share ..
what i can favour u is that .........i can referred different books on the same topic ........and if u got tim u beter read them ........to clear ur concepts ..................
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in french conservative rural farmers have known for long “never to put all eggs in the same basket”, because one basket fall you’ll have at least the others left to sell and won’t be ruined:halo:
So an old known way to dilute risks is to have a diversified investment portfolio (modern egg basket;) ), so obvioulsy increasing the number of investors (ie, diversifying investments) one control is reducing the risk of investment.
But there is a little flaw in that statement, because the dilution of risks is all depending on the nature of investment: for example, when a company goes public and raise money from a lot of individual investors, it’s not less risky business than if it was financed by a single individual, as long as the business runs smoothly.
But when a problem arise i don’t know if multiple individual investors will be more willing to support the company than a single rich investor.
large population is usually answering to trouble in a chaotic manner, and the more trouble is on the company, the more likely they are to panic and to want to liquidate their shares, while the single rich investor is likely to think deeply, and depending on many factors (rational or emotional:bummer:) will decide.
Now if by investment it was meant to invest in many different business, then i agree the more diverse you invest, the lesser are the risks.
decent_fellow was it the answer you looked for??
ps, now i doubt i understand what was meant by:“As you increase the number of investor controls you possess, you continue to reduce your risk in the investment.”
maybe it means that when you have a business and many investors in your business, the more you have control over them , the less risky it is for you;)…well that’s another obvious interpretation of the statement.
Controlling the administration board is the a strategic issue for any big investors, to be sure YOUR interests will be well defended in the company administration, the more you control it, the less are your risk in the investment.
Re: One of the reasons I do not need a job
what is that book you are talking about??
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^ Rich Dad Poor Dad, by Robert Kiyosaki.