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Originally Posted by JackIsBack
There are certain investments that us "regular" people can't partake in - that only the super rich get to invest in... with higher returns and with lower risk. So his 7% estimate is not far off the mark if at all.
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I also think 7% is pretty good for discounting in this context. You certainly don’t need to use risk free rates as Enoch suggested.
Btw your comment about the super rich isn’t really true tbh. This is mostly a myth. Yes the super rich have access to private deals that others don’t, mostly through their networks. But these deals often end up blowing up anyways. They do get offered and have access to speciality products as accredited investors but most of them are high cost ####, just like retail investors are offered. The “higher return, lower risk” is simply not true.