Startup investing can be intimidating from the outset.
It can even seem totally inaccessible if you're not Mark Cuban or some Silicon Valley elite. Except it's not.
And it doesn't have to be scary, either. Angel investors come in all shapes and sizes.
But they all follow these rules to guide their decision making. And this is how you can, too.
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Investing pre-IPO used to be exclusive to the hyper-wealthy.
Now, it's crazy easy for everyday folks to invest in startups at the ground floor.
And you can start with as little as $50.
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If you're looking at how to invest in startups successfully, our experts at Money Morning's got you covered.
In fact, we have vital questions you should ask before angel investing here.
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Stocks can be lucrative. But they won't multiply an investment like pre-IPO investing can.
Angel investing used to only be open to the elite and connected investors, but this is no longer the case.
We're going to show you how you can replicate the success of big-namebangel investors.
And you might be surprised at how easy it is to get started.
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It’s easier than you think to turn $50 into millions.
And we’ll show you how to get started. Airbnb and Uber both began as little startups. Airbnb made 3,500% profit for some early-stage investors.
And some early investors in Uber made 11,900% on their stake in the company.
But you, too, could earn twofold, threefold, tenfold, or more profit as a first-stage investor.
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Angel investing used to be exclusively for wealthy Silicon Valley investors.
Now, anyone can be an angel investors. But many don't know how angel investing works.
Fortunately, Money Morning has a guide to help you get started.
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Angel investing combines looking at new and innovative companies with the opportunity to earn whopping returns on your money.
But you don't have to be a genius or a millionaire to become an angel investor.
All you need is a little Angel Investing 101.
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Despite what you may have heard, angel investors come in all shapes and sizes.
In fact, a lot of them are just ordinary people like you and me.
That's what we like about our 3 top angel investors.
Their stories prove you don't need to be a genius, or a billionaire, to make a fortune angel investing.
In fact, we're going to show you how to start angel investing with as little as $50 today.
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A successful IPO stock pick can be very rewarding.
But some investors have figured out how to maximize that reward by investing in companies long before they're publicly traded.
These are called angel investors.
And they're more common than you might think.
In fact, you could be one, too...
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