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Originally Posted by rsmurano
For example: say I gave them a $2M to invest, and they did well and made me $100,000, I would pay them 1% of that $100,000 gain, not the $10,000-$20,000 fee that they would charge me for the $2M I gave them. Also, if they lost me money, then they would make no money, or better yet, they would give me 1% of my losses.
You know no broker will do this methodology, they want to make money whether they do good or not and on money they never did work for.
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Your hypothetical business model doesn’t happen in the real world for good reason. Bankruptcy.
You are looking for someone to be your business partner where you keep 99% of any gross profit and they pay 100% of the overhead costs.
Any business with that model will be out of business soon.