Re:Tech Startup Crowdfunding Isn’t All It’s Cracked Up to Be
by SilasX on Tuesday December 08, 2015 @01:37PM
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So, let's say I market the crowdfunding shares as an entertainment product. Then it could become a legal model?
Relatedly, I had the idea to sell small shares of (legit, regulated) far-out-of-the-money options as lottery tickets. As investment products, they're legal, but work like lottery tickets in that you have a tiny chance of winning big (e.g. if the underlying security has a sudden, sharp shift in price).
Relatedly, I had the idea to sell small shares of (legit, regulated) far-out-of-the-money options as lottery tickets. As investment products, they're legal, but work like lottery tickets in that you have a tiny chance of winning big (e.g. if the underlying security has a sudden, sharp shift in price).