2019 has been an rough year for investors.
GPLP recently met an investor who couldn’t have been worse off.The worst of it is that when he suffers misfortune, people laugh at him instead of helping him.Why? Because he does too many good things, isn’t it ?
Let’s see what he went through.
Broken bones, lost job and the outstanding debt
This investor is particularly shrewd, of course, this is the norm in the investment circle.However, he never thought that one day he would become the victim of his own ingenuity .
In order to earn interest margin, the investor once did one thing: he borrowed 8 million yuan from various sources with an annual interest rate of 8%, and then invested 8 million yuan in P2P lending with an annual interest rate of 18%. If all goes well, he’ll earn a 10% spread a year or 800,000 yuan, which looks pretty good.
However, one day, the P2P suddenly ran away.
As a result, the investor directly owed 8 million yuan in debt.
It‘s not the worst part.
One day, he went out and accidentally fell on the stairs. The fall fractured his bones.
This year, investment institutions are really bleak market, many enterprises face pressure to survive. As a result, the company began to lay off employees, and he happened to be on the list.
He was literally crying.
It never rains but it pours.
This year, of course, most investors have had a bad time, and most are starting to look for new ways out.
According to GPLP, the transition path of these investors mainly includes the following 3 career choices:
1 Course tutor. Mentoring is popular in 2019.
2 Join a startup or turn around.
3 The other.
A year-old investment firm is going out of business
There is one unfortunate institution in the investment community.
The founder’s background is good, the performance is not bad, but, unfortunately, the company was founded a year, catch up with the investment community’s rough year.
Difficult to raise funds, the partner wanted to cry.
If the capital is not raised properly, the company is in danger of collapse.
So what’s the name of the investment firm?
GPLP tells you that there are too many of them to name.
