Not sure why you keep posting these financial gymn
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Posted On: 12/13/2017 6:46:27 AM
Re: Honeycomb777 #3801
Not sure why you keep posting these financial gymnastics. The people I know who can easily afford what you propose do it with companies that are:
1) Not penny stocks
2) Profitable
Unless you understand risk management, you're going to keep coming up with these hair brain ideas that someone is going to fall out of the sky and save GIGL by giving them millions of dollars. I wish it could happen. But it doesn't make sense.
Even millionaires don't like to piss away a million dollars. No matter how many ways you spin it, it's not a wise move. They could invest in a profitable company with a good CEO.
Hell, with the numbers you're throwing around, they could get into a MacDonald's franchise, alone or with a partner.
Hmmm....GIGL...or...McDonald's? (Don't even try and justify going with GIGL.)
How much is McDonald's franchise fee?
Most McDonald's owner/operators have entered the corporation by purchasing an existing restaurant. To open a McDonald's franchise, however, requires a total investment of $1-$2.2 million, with liquid capital available of $750,000. The franchise fee is $45,000
1) Not penny stocks
2) Profitable
Unless you understand risk management, you're going to keep coming up with these hair brain ideas that someone is going to fall out of the sky and save GIGL by giving them millions of dollars. I wish it could happen. But it doesn't make sense.
Even millionaires don't like to piss away a million dollars. No matter how many ways you spin it, it's not a wise move. They could invest in a profitable company with a good CEO.
Hell, with the numbers you're throwing around, they could get into a MacDonald's franchise, alone or with a partner.
Hmmm....GIGL...or...McDonald's? (Don't even try and justify going with GIGL.)
How much is McDonald's franchise fee?
Most McDonald's owner/operators have entered the corporation by purchasing an existing restaurant. To open a McDonald's franchise, however, requires a total investment of $1-$2.2 million, with liquid capital available of $750,000. The franchise fee is $45,000
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