top | item 47150375 (no title) rco8786 | 4 days ago Not really. You still have to be an accredited investor AND financially savvy enough to have the awareness of what syndicate deals are and how to find them and participate. discuss order hn newest walletdrainer|4 days ago > You still have to be an accredited investorWhich means that you have to be able to repeat after me “I am an accredited investor”, that’s the actual full list of requirements. bix6|4 days ago No, the actual full list of requirements is on the SEC website site. load replies (2) rco8786|4 days ago Legally speaking that is not correct. Maybe in practice you can do that, but it opens you up to very real risk.To your bog standard human being, trading Stripe stock has significant barriers vs trading a public stock. load replies (1)
walletdrainer|4 days ago > You still have to be an accredited investorWhich means that you have to be able to repeat after me “I am an accredited investor”, that’s the actual full list of requirements. bix6|4 days ago No, the actual full list of requirements is on the SEC website site. load replies (2) rco8786|4 days ago Legally speaking that is not correct. Maybe in practice you can do that, but it opens you up to very real risk.To your bog standard human being, trading Stripe stock has significant barriers vs trading a public stock. load replies (1)
bix6|4 days ago No, the actual full list of requirements is on the SEC website site. load replies (2)
rco8786|4 days ago Legally speaking that is not correct. Maybe in practice you can do that, but it opens you up to very real risk.To your bog standard human being, trading Stripe stock has significant barriers vs trading a public stock. load replies (1)
walletdrainer|4 days ago
Which means that you have to be able to repeat after me “I am an accredited investor”, that’s the actual full list of requirements.
bix6|4 days ago
rco8786|4 days ago
To your bog standard human being, trading Stripe stock has significant barriers vs trading a public stock.