How To Answer Five Trick Investor Questions

How to answer five trick investor questions
I’ll never forget it. The second I answered the investor’s question I wanted to take back my answer. I had stepped right into his trap.
And the worst part was I knew better and I still screwed up. I don’t want that to ever happen to you. That’s why I’ll teach you how to answer the five most likely trick investor questions you’ll be asked.
In today’s video,I’ll explain to you:
What are the five most likely trick investor questions
How you should answer these trick investor questions
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[@tracybrooks3732]

Absolutely love your tips. They are so helpful, concise, and present real answers to real questions that are so valuable

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

Thanks for the kind words, Tracy. I'm glad you're finding my videos useful.

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You just made my day. Thank you!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

You're welcome. I'm glad you found the video useful.

[@user-dp8gz6sc1j]

I have not seen anybody give me straight and simplified answers to these questions until today!! Finally!! Thank you so much, sir!!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

You're welcome. I'm glad you're finding my videos helpful!

[@africansuperhero]

Thank you!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

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[@DCGavril]

New to your channel, but I find it to be really useful, these videos are helping a lot with understanding better the investors struggles into finding good startups to work with, and especially to tell how easy it will be to collaborate with the CEO. So in reality this video is actually helping us not just have the right answers but better understand what an investor is looking for from a potential collaboration. Of course everyone wants half of their business in equity, unicorns and IPOs, but they know that 90% of them will fail so it's better to have a good collaboration between the investors and the founders and hopefully manage to grow the business together and make it a success. Brett, thank you again for your insights.

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

Thanks for the kind words Dan. I;m glad you're finding value in my videos. What you wrote is exactly the goal I have for my videos.

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All your videos are very informative! I learned a lot from this one : )

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

Thanks for the kind words, Kate. I'm glad you found this video informative.

[@themakela]

This was great! Having been involved in 16 companies during my career have done all those mistakes. Wonderful info!

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Incredibly helpful, thanks Brett!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

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Thanks Gregory! I'm glad you found this helpful.

[@wavecutter69]

I learned a lot from this video. Thanka

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

You're welcome, Robert. I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@tfdpsu1982]

Hi Brett. I'm talking to Angel Investors. I used your valuation answer and one actually complimented me on not breaking. But some of them are not really sophisticated. Do you have an easy way to explain a SAFE agreement?

[@TannerPaladino]

Good stuff, Brett!! Thanks :)

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

You're welcome, Tanner. I'm glad you liked the video.

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Great stuff Brett. Thx!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

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[@abstructor3.0]

Where to shop for investors?

[@layvond]

Thank you so much for this channel Brett!

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

You're welcome. I'm glad you're finding so much utility from it.

[@deepakchandran7667]

Great questions

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

Thanks Deepak! Glad you liked the video.

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@@chumaski6594 Thanks for the kind words.

[@daringilstrapscm6348]

Question on "What Valuation for This Round. Can the startup answer this trick question by stating categorically, I ran our numbers and I need $20, $30 or $X Millions to execute for the next 18 months, what is the amount going to cost me in equity?

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

It's an unanswerable question because the market (potential investors) will determine how much equity they demand in return for giving you the equity. And, as painful as it is to hear, the answer in many cases is there is no amount of equity worth giving you the money you need.

[@daringilstrapscm6348]

Why the puzzles! I have been following Angel's startup advice since the dotcom 1 era and they keep moving and changing the goal posts. This categorically stifles our startup economy, innovation and most importantly stifles innovation by diverse founders.

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

@@daringilstrapscm6348 It comes down to this: 100 to 1. That's the number of face to face meetings an investor will take potential investments before investing in one startup. Investors are trying to figure out who to give money to based on a small amount of interaction. It's hard to do well. So they can develop tells that help them recognize who will be a good partner to work with.

[@mzta]

Investors are tricky …

[@BrettFoxstartupceo]

Yes they are :-)