Assess the Risk

Unless you are aware of what RISK means nothing within this website will be relevant to you. With rewards comes risk. Repeat with rewards come risk.

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Investment Risks

Liquidity Risk: Holding shares in a private company means that unlike a public limited company shares may be difficult to exit prior to any IPO.

Market Risk: The Company will hold some assets in tradable financial instruments upon which losses could incur through trading losses.

Systemic Risk: The world Financial markets may experience a "Black Swan" Event whereby the whole system may be in melt down. In such a scenario shareholders may see the value of their shares depreciate substantially.

Bankruptcy Risk: The company may not generate sufficient income to cover it's working capital. In such an event the company may become insolvent.

Currency Risk: The company may hold some assets in currencies that depreciate therefore the value may decline.

Regulation Risk: The company is NOT regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and buying shares in a private company is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Your capital is at risk and there is a possibility that 100% of your investment could be lost.

The above list of risks is not exhaustive other than the last.

When you place your money in a slot machine if it does not come up as three cherries or bells are you devastated? The same attitude should apply to this investment.

Don't invest more than you can afford.
Don't borrow money to invest in the Company shares
Don't Invest until you feel you have done adequate due diligence on the Company and it's directors.

Assess the Risk

Investment Risks

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Liquidity Risk: Holding shares in a private company means that unlike a public limited company shares may be difficult to exit prior to any IPO.

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Market Risk: The Company will hold some assets in tradable financial instruments upon which losses could incur through trading losses.

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Systemic Risk: The world Financial markets may experience a "Black Swan" Event whereby the whole system may be in melt down. In such a scenario shareholders may see the value of their shares depreciate substantially.

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Bankruptcy Risk: The company may not generate sufficient income to cover it's working capital. In such an event the company may become insolvent.

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Currency Risk: The company may hold some assets in currencies that depreciate therefore the value may decline.

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Regulation Risk: The company is NOT regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and buying shares in a private company is not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

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Your capital is at risk and there is a possibility that 100% of your investment could be lost.

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The above list of risks is not exhaustive other than the last.

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When you place your money in a slot machine if it does not come up as three cherries or bells are you devastated? The same attitude should apply to this investment.

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Don't invest more than you can afford.

Don't borrow money to invest in the Company shares

Don't Invest until you feel you have done adequate due diligence on the Company and it's directors.

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