We know that now that many people have a certain amount of funds, they will want to invest in stocks in exchange for a higher rate of return. But if we don't know much about it, there are still certain risks. Next, let me bring you detailed knowledge about the risks of investing in the company, let's take a look. We know that many people now want to invest in stocks in exchange for a higher rate of return after they have a certain amount of funds. But if we don't know much about it, there are still certain risks. Next, let me bring you detailed knowledge about the risks of investing in the company, let's take a look.
1. What are the risks of investing in a company? (1) Risk of investment loss: If the company goes bankrupt, the more shareholders invest, the greater the risk of loss. (2) No return on investment: If the management is not good and the company has no income or losses, shareholders will not receive any benefits. (3) Bear legal risks: illegal operations, etc. (4) Internal risks: internal strife, crisis of trust, etc.
2. What should be paid attention to when buying shares in a company (1) Pay attention to the number of shares in the company, and the share must be clear; (2) Pay attention to the setting up of the company’s management organization; (3) Find out as much as possible about the company financial status, profitability, external liabilities, etc.; (4) Pay attention to the company's current operating conditions, whether there are lawsuits due to poor management, etc.; (5) Be clear about the distribution method of shareholders' profits. (6) Be clear about the provisions of the shareholder withdrawal mechanism to avoid future disputes.
3. What are the ways to invest in a company? (1) Monetary investment method. The method of monetary investment refers to the method in which shareholders directly invest funds into the company. The amount of capital subscribed should be deposited in full in cash at once into the temporary account opened by the limited liability company to be established in a bank or other financial institution before the company registration. , and present its credit certificate to the company to confirm its investment qualifications and capabilities. (2) In-kind valuation method of investment. Contributions in kind must be appraised and valued, and the state-owned assets management department will calculate and confirm the appraisal results. If shareholders make capital contributions in kind, they should go through the transfer procedures for the capital contribution in kind when registering the company, and have it verified by the relevant capital verification agency. (3) Industrial property investment methods. Industrial property investment is generally divided into two categories: one is patent rights and trademark rights; the other is proprietary technology. Shareholders use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as investment to invest in the company. The shareholder must be the owner of the industrial property rights (including non-patented technology). the legal owner of the patented technology) and confirmed by legal procedures. Shareholders who use industrial property rights (including non-patented technology) as capital must be evaluated and their transfer procedures must be completed before company registration. At the same time, the Company Law stipulates that the amount of capital contribution based on industrial property rights shall not exceed 20% of the registered capital of a limited liability company. (4) Land use right investment method. When investing in shares with land use rights, the capital contribution must be evaluated by the land management department of the people's government at or above the county level, and submitted to the people's government at or above the county level for review and approval, and the corresponding land use certificate must be obtained. The above is the relevant knowledge I have introduced to you about the risks of investing in a company. There are still many risks in investing in shares, mainly including investment decision-making risks, business operation risks, market risks, etc., so we must investigate clearly before investing in shares. .