After making a profit, 50% of the profit will be distributed to him.

Is this true or false?

Let me try to answer your question. First of all, the title of "private equity institution" is a bit exaggerated. The starting threshold for a licensed and legal private equity firm is 50 million yuan, and it must be a registered analyst before it can operate. They issue

Funds usually range from 1 million to 3 million per share, and the threshold is very high.

Of course, there are also some non-sunshine private placements that have not been registered with the China Securities Regulatory Commission, and the required funds and conditions are not low, but they do not need to be announced to the public.

In layman's terms, private equity is the private raising of funds for investment.

The tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands are also private placements, and maybe there are only one or two people in his so-called organization.

They use QQ, phone calls and other tools to find customers and funds. This behavior can be said to be illegal or even illegal under the securities law. Generally, the China Securities Regulatory Commission, which does not have a great impact, will not deal with it.

To say profit first and pay later, on the one hand, it shows that they are quite confident in themselves. I don’t know where their confidence comes from, but as the host, you have to consider their operating philosophy, risk awareness, and many other factors.

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After all, the money is yours and the risk is all yours.

To say that the profit share is 50% is too deceptive. It is not proportional to the risk. Sunshine Private Equity only shares 2:8 or 3:7.

It’s hard to say how it works. There may be one person or several people who divide the work. Some people are responsible for researching stocks, while others are responsible for finding customers, and converting the results of stock research into their own profits through customers’ funds.

Just borrow a chicken and lay an egg.

Whether he has the ability to lay eggs or not, he wants to prove it and you want to verify it.

Buffett also started his career in this way in the 1950s. When he started investing in stocks, he had a capital of US$105,100. Only US$100 was his own, and the rest belonged to his family and relatives.

He just used his own ability to make these funds bigger until now.

I dare not say that they must be liars or something, but as far as the share ratio is concerned, it is very unreliable.

For a really skilled person, the share ratio is very low. He captures consumers' mentality of "expensive must be good", but stocks are not consumption, they are investments, and they are risks.

Therefore, I will definitely not believe such information.