Re:Things I Wish I’d Been Told: Tips For Students with a Bac...
by Shamiq on Wednesday February 25, 2009 @09:24PM
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Depends on how well you can predict the future.
In other words, there is a risk/reward function that has the likelihood of the company being successful as a variable. For all intents and purposes, you'll basically be guessing this value (high uncertainty != high risk).
In other words, there is a risk/reward function that has the likelihood of the company being successful as a variable. For all intents and purposes, you'll basically be guessing this value (high uncertainty != high risk).