Travis, I received an e-mail from a Matt Warder claiming the government passed a law stating you no longer have to be an accredited investor to buy into pre-IPO deals? Also there are no limitsBy backoffice, September 9, 2021
on the amount of money to invest, He claims anyone can get into unicorn IPO’s prior to the IPO and make life changing profits, It was called the One Deal Away Market.
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There have been a few legal changes in recent years that opened up private investing to non-accredited investors, and a lot of platforms that have sprung up to sell those smaller companies to investors (Crowdvest, EquityZen, Wefunder, etc).
Whether you can catch a unicorn or not with those early investments is another thing entirely — it’s not impossible, but the most obviously appealing startups who can scale quickly are much more likely to get grabbed by big VC companies who can support them and offer a lot more money.
I’d think of finding little pre-IPO companies as more of a hobby than a core investing strategy. Haven’t looked at that particular ad, though.