The first thing is that it is
a very illiquid investment, so it has to be an investor with a long time frame.
But some rich people make the mistake of tying the bulk of their assets up in one place, such as their own business or in real estate — two
very illiquid investments.
Not exact matches
In the quest to compensate for low fixed income returns, pension funds have plowed money into stocks, private equity funds and
illiquid and
very risky
investments, like subprime auto loan securities and commercial real estate.
Taking on
illiquid investments is a bet the the future will be
very good; there will be no reason to liquidate funds.
Pretty limited
investment set in general, but especially so today with only a couple
very illiquid securities I am trying to buy.
12 % return, less 2 % fees, followed by taxes as ordinary income suddenly become a
very ordinary 6 %, and a pretty
illiquid investment at that.