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Have you considered a company like Fundrise? (Fundrise.com). I have several rental properties but am a senior citizen and did not want to accumulate more, so I have begun (2 years ago) putting montly investments into Fundrise flagship real estate fund and their private credit fund, about 50/50. Overall up about 14% in the two years. Can put in next to nothing twice a month or however you wish, but not readily liquid--have to wait until the end of a quarter to sell.

They also offer priviate credit opporutnities beginning at 50K and mandatory (not liquid) 5 year holding periods that return about 11-14% for bigger investors. I'm not in those because of age and lack of liquidity.

They also are the ones who just listed VCX on NYSE and allowed current investors to buy pre-listing. I bought at 18+ and sold at arouind 190 in a week after listing. Still trading around 120. I should have sold when it spiked at 540 but got greedy and held on too long.

Amen. He is risen indeed. Thank you for posting.

It closed at 173 yesterday. I bought pre-listing at 18 via an offering on Fundrise, where I was already invested, sold enough to cover my original investment plus 160% profit and will hold the rest and see what happens.

$4500 is high for a simple will and insurance trust.
Shop around.

Up to 230 in after hours trading. I read it is the largest PUBLICLY traded venture capital fund. You do not have to be a accredited investor to invest in Fundrise in general and this opens up venture capital to anyone who can buy a share.

Now at $160, up from 30 last week. I confess, I do not understand this mecurial rise, but not complaining.

Good buying oppoirtunity?

Proximity to urban or suburban areas?
Taxes?
Any harzards that require extraordinary insurance?
Any natural resources? Remember in Louisiana you only retain mineral rights for 10 years if you sell and IF you reserve them as part of the contract.
If leasable for farming, I agree with several others who have suggested that. If covered with timber, become a timber baron and replant for you kids and grand kids.

"The company's platform has generated first-in-human therapeutic agents that are planned to be studied in clinical trials in liquid and solid tumors. Its lead biologic product candidate includes Anktiva, an FDA-approved immunotherapy in combination with bacillus calmette-guerin (BCG) for the treatment of adult patients with BCG unresponsive non-muscle invasive bladder cancer with carcinoma in situ, with or without papillary tumors; and 3M-052, a synthetic TLR7/8 agonist and 3M-052 formulations and related technology. The company has collaboration agreements with National Cancer Institute; Serum Institute of India Private Limited; and BeOne Medicines Ltd. It has license agreement with 3M Innovative Properties Company and Access to Advanced Health Institute. ImmunityBio, Inc. is based in San Diego, California."


Anyone familiar with this biotech company? If so, what is your opinion? Thanks.

1980–81 Mike Krzyzewski 17–13 6–8 T–5th NIT Quarterfinal
1981–82 Mike Krzyzewski 10–17 4–10 T–6th —
1982–83 Mike Krzyzewski 11–17 3–11 7th —

Coach K was in a better confernece to recruit, better area to recruit, and his record for the first three seasons was not only bad but appeared to be declining in quality. The next 11 seasons they were in the playoffs and had 7 final four appearances with 2 championships and two runner-up outcomes.

Different culture completely now, and no patience in fan bases. Probably needs at least one more season now that the Kiffin dust has settled.

I've been selling at about 5$ increases since it hit 35$. So I have lost quite a bit of value, but at some point there will be a correction. The curve is like straight up at this point, and any reversion to the mean will be a big fall.