crowd investing explained

Imagine getting to invest in companies like Microsoft, Facebook and Instagram when they’re still in their earliest stages

The early backers of these companies became incredibly wealthy and soon you could too

Ever since the Stock Market Crash of 1929, only accredited investors have had the right to invest in startups like these

which went on to be worth billions

Thanks to the JOBS Act, starting in mid-2014, investing in startups will be legal for everyone… not just the wealthy

Right now the SEC is working to install new rules that would enable small companies to fundraise over the Internet by

selling shares to the general public

Special crowdfunding websites called “funding portals” will make it easy for startups and investors

to connect with each other

Currently, only accredited investors can use these funding portals

But the new rules would allow ordinary Americans to use them as well…

Investing small amounts…

In exchange for a share in the company

Depending on your income and net worth, you can invest anywhere from $100 to $100,000 per year

This is the first time in over 80 years that small business can receive investments from everyday citizens

in exchange for equity

More entrepreneurs will be able to get their product off the ground without having to take the

company public on the stock exchange

Which means you’ll be able to get in early with promising startups before they take off…

Earning you big profits

Some estimate that this new market for non-accredited investing could grow to be a $300 billion market. So

those who invest early could score big as the market expands from nothing to billions  

Don’t miss out on this exciting new opportunity. You just might be investing in the next Apple or Twitter before

anyone else has even heard about it!

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