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newbie
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November 25, 2016, 01:47:49 PM
#92


7% monthly interest is very high. If you lend out to those guys, you might not get your original money back.
hero member
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November 07, 2016, 02:35:15 PM
#91
The amount reasonable for me would be an amount that I could earn at least one minimum wage with that. With $10000 investiment a good income would be... $500-$800, so 5%-8%. For me it's enough. But first I must get the $10000 someway...

Unfortunelly I don't know any kind of investiment offering 5%-8%, I see sometimes 2% or less than 1%, but it's too low. The problem is when people give their money to low income investiments, so the sites owners don't have reason to increase the payrate to investors, as they are accepting the low returns, it's like that "supply and demand" law.
hero member
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November 07, 2016, 12:26:19 PM
#90
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.

0-5% is too low. I think who wants to pay interest to others should offer at least 2% or 3% minimum. zero dot something is like nothing... That is what banks pay to investors on my country to use their money to make a lot of profit, doesn't worth.

i think low or high is depend on what we want after we made some investment, and if 5% from only one investment and we have like 10 investment then its like 50% interest from many source and its real big money for us.

It doesn't matter. $100 in one investiment with 5% income is the same thing that $10 in 10 investiments offering 5% each.

The only advantage is that you split your money, so it's hardest to lose your investiment.

It makes it harder to lose the whole investment, but, at the same, may increase the risks of losing some part thereof. Investment diversification has its downsides too, especially if not done smartly. If you don't know what you are doing, you may inadvertently incur losses which you might have well avoided.

Diversification for the sake of diversification is meaningless.
hero member
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November 07, 2016, 11:30:32 AM
#89
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.

0-5% is too low. I think who wants to pay interest to others should offer at least 2% or 3% minimum. zero dot something is like nothing... That is what banks pay to investors on my country to use their money to make a lot of profit, doesn't worth.

i think low or high is depend on what we want after we made some investment, and if 5% from only one investment and we have like 10 investment then its like 50% interest from many source and its real big money for us.

It doesn't matter. $100 in one investiment with 5% income is the same thing that $10 in 10 investiments offering 5% each.

The only advantage is that you split your money, so it's hardest to lose your investiment.
legendary
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November 07, 2016, 06:49:51 AM
#88
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How much interest is reasonable for you?

I see the answer is a wish...

With wishes we can do nothing...

The question would be more helpful so:
 How much interest do you get?

I can analyse and see in much interest my U2 system members are interested...and in real.
i see if they re-invest or not.
i compare the interest with the investment and i have the answer.

As soon my members will stop re-investments...i know that the interest is to low...
The global investment will then decrease and certainly the interest grow...
etc...
The market regulation will then give me the exact answer...

This helps me more than all the answers here who are only wishes...
legendary
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November 07, 2016, 06:29:47 AM
#87
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.
Its still possible to  reach  up  20%  on  annual basis.   If we  intend to  make  a  lending business 5% would  be enough  on  monthly basis and   you would surely  get  up 60% profits  annually. If  you   tend  up to  hold your bitcoin  ,  price increase  percentage would  still depend  on  movement of  bitcoins price.
hero member
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November 05, 2016, 06:52:53 PM
#86
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.

0-5% is too low. I think who wants to pay interest to others should offer at least 2% or 3% minimum. zero dot something is like nothing... That is what banks pay to investors on my country to use their money to make a lot of profit, doesn't worth.

i think low or high is depend on what we want after we made some investment, and if 5% from only one investment and we have like 10 investment then its like 50% interest from many source and its real big money for us.
legendary
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November 05, 2016, 06:09:24 PM
#84
I pay 7%

7% does mean nothing if you say nothing about the time...
legendary
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November 05, 2016, 06:06:56 PM
#83
I pay 7%
hero member
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November 05, 2016, 05:21:50 PM
#82
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.

0-5% is too low. I think who wants to pay interest to others should offer at least 2% or 3% minimum. zero dot something is like nothing... That is what banks pay to investors on my country to use their money to make a lot of profit, doesn't worth.
hero member
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November 05, 2016, 03:23:59 PM
#81
How much interest is reasonable and trustworthed for you and you can invest your bitcoins?

For me it's 0-10 % montly
For me it would be around 0-5% . I feel as if anything above 10% interest monthly is likely too good to be true, and it usually is.

I expect average ROI of about 20 ish percent a year on investment. Again, anything bigger is likely too good to be true.
hero member
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November 04, 2016, 12:51:42 AM
#80
So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?

May I try to answer your question? Thank you.

You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically.

Putting  up 1  btc  on the  purpose of   making some  small  loan  business would really just wasting  your time though because you are only  gaining small amounts  of   profits  on  monthly basis. 5% would  be already  big  for some   on  monthly interest some  may  offer even  lower  because  of   the competition some  offer 3-4% which is  lower and   probably  borrowers would  always  seek for the  lowest interest  lendor.
As we  all know  there are lots of  users  here  does have  lending  services or businesses   which means   lots  of competitions are there. If you are  just  starting  up then   you should begin with a  low  interest compare to others  so that  others would see you and  might possible    build trust and   gain  reputation on the  long run but  as   you mentioned 1 btc for  starting would  not  be ideal because you  only gain on small  profits.
legendary
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October 29, 2016, 02:18:34 AM
#79
So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?

May I try to answer your question? Thank you.

You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically.

Putting  up 1  btc  on the  purpose of   making some  small  loan  business would really just wasting  your time though because you are only  gaining small amounts  of   profits  on  monthly basis. 5% would  be already  big  for some   on  monthly interest some  may  offer even  lower  because  of   the competition some  offer 3-4% which is  lower and   probably  borrowers would  always  seek for the  lowest interest  lendor.
hero member
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October 28, 2016, 05:01:24 PM
#78
So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?

May I try to answer your question? Thank you.

You think and say about massive revenues, but you obviously don't take into account that these revenues are only massive in relative terms. In absolute terms they are not hefty, and the main issue with them is that they are not scalable. It is not uncommon to make 5% monthly on a small investment, say 1 Bitcoin. This is the max you can get without risking too much, but what is 0.05 BTC per month? Just dust, and if you invest more, your returns will drop dramatically.
full member
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October 28, 2016, 04:04:49 PM
#77
3%  would  be  a  very good  interest   on a certain  loaning business hence   you wouldnt   hurt  soo much to those  who  borrow  money from  you and  its already a good  source of income  regarding on this  business but be sure to lend the  right ones  in able to avoid such scams  from  other  fake  borrowers, be sure  to demand   high  value  collateral to play safe at all  what  might happen though.

Are you saying 3% monthly?
I think it's a good offer. Where I live the banks give only 0.07% interest monthly. Very bad offer for us investors.
With 3% I would live very happy with this extra income.
legendary
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October 26, 2016, 03:38:40 AM
#76
3%  would  be  a  very good  interest   on a certain  loaning business hence   you wouldnt   hurt  soo much to those  who  borrow  money from  you and  its already a good  source of income  regarding on this  business but be sure to lend the  right ones  in able to avoid such scams  from  other  fake  borrowers, be sure  to demand   high  value  collateral to play safe at all  what  might happen though.
sr. member
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October 26, 2016, 12:57:45 AM
#75
Food for thought.

The best hedge funds in the world have averaged about 15% a year.

In the United States, like many other countries, it is easy to file with the regulatory commission (sec) to build investment syndication. One I looked at quite recently acquired around 5 million dollars in first round funding after promising a clear path to 16% yields through secured debt purchases.

Every post I've read says usees expect a 3% to 10% MONTHLY return. This exceeds the returns from the best investors in the world by 3 to 10 times.

So, my question to you all is why the heck would anyone consider asking for money on a Web forum when there are billions of dollars in VC funding available for clear ppans? Why would someone with the ability to generate such massive revenues be asking for money in this way?
hero member
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October 25, 2016, 11:35:52 PM
#74
for me, i think i will consider to get 2-5% per month and i know that interest will be grow because there always be fluctuation in money. but now its hard to find investment that really give 2-5% per month because we should pay fee for the investment.
Thats already good interest if we can find stable but free of charge investment and also if the company is not risky i can say the amount is really big considering that you are placing your money and you are just waiting for the generated profits.
hero member
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October 25, 2016, 11:30:55 PM
#73
for me, i think i will consider to get 2-5% per month and i know that interest will be grow because there always be fluctuation in money. but now its hard to find investment that really give 2-5% per month because we should pay fee for the investment.
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