Whether it’s Facebook, Instagram, or Groupon (Nasdaq: GRPN) (well, the pre-IPO Groupon, anyway), watching the hot investment stories today suggests that the only people making money are those who get in early.
And if you want to beat the crowd, there are only to ways to go: Start your own company or invest in one through venture capital funds.
However, for most investors, venture capital funds are off limits due to high minimum investments and other legal requirements.
Don’t fret it, though, because it turns out that you should actually be thankful you can’t put money into VC funds. At least not if you don’t like throwing your money away.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Is Venture Capital Investing An Overhyped Money Pit? | Wall Street Daily
