Depends on what the nature of your venture is. Elaborate and some including I might show some interest.

Quagmire · Nov 10, 2009 2:20 AM

The nature of the venture is to give you a good rate of return; better than what the market offers if you were to invest. We will achieve this by the focusing on the good old 4 Ps of marketing. Priority will be given to product and price!!

sand_deep · Nov 10, 2009 2:31 AM

is this a new ponzi scheme you are trying to play.

nepalkochoro2008 · Nov 10, 2009 10:12 AM

Good? Even you do not know what you trying to do? Is this like DHUKUTI ? I have seen the Head Houncho of Dhukiti fled to USA with the money he collected.

NayaSadak · Nov 10, 2009 10:21 AM

This is no ponzy scheme, nor anything like Dhukuti. This is a partnership venture. Depending upon the investment portion of the partner, s/he shall receive the portion of NI. I know what I am trying to do!! There are a lot of  business opportunities. However, before the business is started, one needs to know the total capital, based on which the financial structuring can be done. This is just a preliminary testing.

Sand_deep · Nov 10, 2009 10:49 AM

Dude; Bring a crystal clear idea, where the money will be invested? We do not trust even the established corporation, why should we to you? Investing on your undecided business nothing but hunting in Tudikhel and at night. Just the wastage of  time money and effort. You should give us your prospectus and line of business, no body is going to take your idea because it is not Nepal every one will copy you. It is like Atlantic ocean, if we try can get bigger fish than your target.

syanjali · Nov 10, 2009 4:26 PM

My Syanjali friend: I like what you have to say, good question. However, I am very much sad to learn that you do not even trust the established corporation. These "established business entities" literally spend millions of dollars to have their audit done, and make sure that their financial statements are true and accurate. The expense that they incur, in aggregate, totals to billions of dollar of revenue for the CPA firm. The auditor reports are independent and free of biases. There is no harm in trusting their reports, leading to, trusting the established corporation. Now, there is a big difference if you do not trust em, as in, you do not want to invest in them because you are not too sure as to when the stock price will increase or decrease, leading to the forfeiture of the gains you could make and accumulation of the the losses you will suffer. For safe investors like you, the financial market has something called bonds (Liability) instead of equity position. Nonetheless, they also have some risk associated with it. If there were to be no risk, you won't be getting any return for your investment. This posting was done to study the investing attitude of Sajha Nepalese. This is just a preliminary test, before the business plan is submitted to the board!! I am sorry for not being clear with my first posting. I have added the part that I missed. There are three answer choices: A) I will invest given that there is a credible business planB) I will never investC) No clue

Sand_deep · Nov 10, 2009 5:37 PM

dude...i am in.

youmesh · Nov 10, 2009 6:12 PM

I will add you in the list, Youmesh. Its seems like you are from Fairfax too. We ought to catch up one day.

Sand_deep · Nov 10, 2009 6:55 PM

Count me too, if i find it good i am ready to invest more than 30K.

Ganjadi · Nov 10, 2009 7:33 PM

I will keep you in the loop too, Mr. Ganjadi!!

Sand_deep · Nov 10, 2009 7:56 PM

Hi Sand_deep, best of luck with your future business but I would have to agree with Syanjali. I know that does sound pessimistic and conservative, but when you have to do actual business instead of just an idea in your head, you have to minimize risk and think of the worst possible outcomes beforehand so that you are prepared when the contingencies hit -- and hit they will. So what Syanjali was saying, I am pretty sure everyone feels the same way. The people who have agreed right now will back out later on when it comes to the actual doing time. So unless you have a sound business plan and strategy you achieve nothing by asking a question just for the sake of asking. If you want to convince people, you need a sound plan and cold hard facts and not just a lot of air. If there is anything I can help you with, I would be glad to help. Regards, GarbageGigo

garbagegigo · Nov 11, 2009 12:41 AM

Sand Deep, I am in Fairfax too........just shoot me an email .......I have also some kind of business plan in my mind...... We can catch up somewhere and start workin on.

ambition · Nov 11, 2009 12:53 AM