Don’t Just Follow Other Investors Blindly – Do This Instead
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I get a lot of calls and emails from people who want to know exactly where I invest my money.
“Follow the leader” is a simple strategy, and it’s one that can pay off if you do it right.
Still, in my opinion, following other investors blindly is not the way to go.
Here’s why: When you invest in a startup, you’re making a highly personal decision. Every angel investor’s philosophy is a little bit different.
For example… I’ll sometimes invest in a startup not because I care about the potential return but because I think I have something to learn from the entrepreneur. Other times, I’ll throw in a small investment just because I’m feeling lucky.
For me, those reasons are as good as any. But they might not be for you. Most angel investors – especially those just starting out – are after the biggest and best returns they can possibly get (and I can’t really blame them).
For those people, I suggest investing under the guidance of a well-defined strategy, rather than simply duplicating someone else’s portfolio. And the absolute best strategy I know of to maximize your potential returns is my 1,000X Formula.
It’s a super-simple algorithm I use to determine whether or not a deal has the potential to return 1,000X my money. It is simple yet elegant – and it’s never let me down.
Just click here to learn what it is and how to use it.
Until next time,
Neil Patel
“Follow the leader” is a simple strategy, and it’s one that can pay off if you do it right.
Still, in my opinion, following other investors blindly is not the way to go.
Here’s why: When you invest in a startup, you’re making a highly personal decision. Every angel investor’s philosophy is a little bit different.
For example… I’ll sometimes invest in a startup not because I care about the potential return but because I think I have something to learn from the entrepreneur. Other times, I’ll throw in a small investment just because I’m feeling lucky.
For me, those reasons are as good as any. But they might not be for you. Most angel investors – especially those just starting out – are after the biggest and best returns they can possibly get (and I can’t really blame them).
For those people, I suggest investing under the guidance of a well-defined strategy, rather than simply duplicating someone else’s portfolio. And the absolute best strategy I know of to maximize your potential returns is my 1,000X Formula.
It’s a super-simple algorithm I use to determine whether or not a deal has the potential to return 1,000X my money. It is simple yet elegant – and it’s never let me down.
Just click here to learn what it is and how to use it.
Until next time,
Neil Patel
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Published
October 29 2019
October 29 2019
Great advice as always buddy.
Hi Neil,
As a new small investor and want to follow you as a leader but my question is – Is it worth to invest my small amount money ($200) each to these ten starting Co. and wait for 5years? Or should I invest $2000 that I know I can get big return and faster. My background is in constructions (formerly Contractor) I buy house fix it and sell it. I am a business minded person but when I saw your ad and listen to you I got challenge and I sign up to become investor even though I don’t have background.in investment. Please be advise. Thanks
How do I start investing ?
Hi Neil,
I have tried to register for the Angel investors network several times and it was not successful using my Mastercard debit card from Nigeria.
I have also sent a mail before and there was no response.
Kindly advise me on the way forward.
Thanks
Hi Flowers Uchealor,
I’ve sent your information along to our Customer Care Team. They should be in touch with you shortly.
Hope this helps!
Neil
Saudi Aribia, Jeddah city
Hi al sharafia, altuba street
Doctors building first floor door 4
How do I start investing and what is the cost?
Hi team I joined angel &entrepreneurs today at 7.55 pm NZTime.Now I entered my email and password and realised I had made a mistake on which level I wanted which is the $79.00.I went to log in and your site told me it was invalid ?What gives