Question: You are considering buying stock in a Silicon Valley startup. Which ofthe following statements should not be a part of the decision of whether or not to invest in the company?
a. You examine the balance sheet for the company, and are encouraged by the slow rate at which they are spending their venture capital.
b. You attend a presentation by the CEO and CTO, and are greatly impressed by their exciting vision for the future of the company.
c. You decide that you would rather invest in a conservative mutual fund which pays regular quarterly dividends than take a large risk of losing all of your investment in the company.
d. All of the above should be parts of the decision basis.