So I was researching stocks this week and realized nearly all of them (99.9%) are vastly overvalued (in my opinion). That made me think: Why not sell stocks instead of buying them?
Let's say I put 100k in dividend stocks that will make me 5k per year ... boring.
But if I put 100k in my own company and go public I'm sure it will be valued much higher than 100k.
I've literally seen companies with no revenue and just an idea that reached 10+ million USD valuations.
In my country it's literally super cheap to go public. It will cost me under 10k and I'm fulfilling all requirements.
Is it really that easy to become a deca-millionaire or am I overlooking something here? I know that it's just paper money and I have to deliver something in the end.
However I know how to run a company and make profits and if I can raise let's say 10 million I will be able to hire staff and make profits which will then increase valuation again.
It seems like a smart way to profit from inflation, what do you think?
Let's say I put 100k in dividend stocks that will make me 5k per year ... boring.
But if I put 100k in my own company and go public I'm sure it will be valued much higher than 100k.
I've literally seen companies with no revenue and just an idea that reached 10+ million USD valuations.
In my country it's literally super cheap to go public. It will cost me under 10k and I'm fulfilling all requirements.
Is it really that easy to become a deca-millionaire or am I overlooking something here? I know that it's just paper money and I have to deliver something in the end.
However I know how to run a company and make profits and if I can raise let's say 10 million I will be able to hire staff and make profits which will then increase valuation again.
It seems like a smart way to profit from inflation, what do you think?
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