This report: “Buying Epic Games Shares” is organized into the following sections:
- Alternatives: What are benefits to investing in a pre-IPO fund over buying Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
- What are risks to investing in Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
- What are benefits to investing in Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
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Buying Epic Games Shares
What are benefits to investing in a pre-IPO fund over buying Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
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1. You can’t invest in Epic Games without being an accredited investor.
2. You have the indirect opportunity to purchase shares at a lower price than what Epic Games will be offered for sale.
3. The fund manager has access to more information about Epic Games and its prospects, which may provide better investment opportunities.
4. There are no restrictions on how many shares you can buy or sell during the offering period.
5. You don’t need to worry about all of the paperwork that goes with buying stock directly from Epic Games.
6. Your money is invested in multiple companies instead of just one, so your risk is diversified across different industries and sectors.
7. If you’re not satisfied with your investment in Epic Games, you can’t withdraw it
8. Pre-IPO funds typically offer distributions, whereas Epic Games does not currently pay any dividends.
9. It’s possible to make money even if Epic Games doesn’t go up in value after going public because there are other factors involved such as dividend payments, interest rates, etc.
10. You don’t have to wait for your first chance to purchase shares in Epic Games since there are new IPOs coming out every year.
11. A pre-IPO fund offers greater liquidity than owning shares of Epic Games because they provide distributions, while Epic Games shares cannot be traded until they start trading on NASDAQ after their IPO date (which could take months).
12. You get instant diversification by investing in a pre-IPO fund rather than waiting until a future date when you’ll only be able to purchase shares of Epic Games (which could take months).
13. Investing in a pre-IPO fund gives you exposure to future IPOs like Epic Games before they happen, which means you’ll likely earn higher returns over time compared to someone who waits until some future date to invest in Epic Games.
14. You can reinvest your dividends into additional shares of the same pre-IPO fund or use them to purchase shares of another pre-IPO fund, which provides further diversification benefits and increases your chances of earning higher returns over time compared to someone who waits to invest in Epic Games
15. When you invest in a pre-IPO fund, it does all of the heavy lifting for you including filling out forms, collecting documents, communicating with issuers, and providing ongoing support throughout the entire process – this ensures that everything runs smoothly and reduces the burden on our investors so that they can focus on making smart investments decisions instead of worrying about all of the paperwork that comes with buying stocks directly from Epic Games or other issuers themselves.
What are risks to investing in Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
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1. Epic Games could be sued for copyright infringement
2. Epic Games could cease operations
3. Epic Games may not have the funds to continue operating
4. A competitor may release a better game, causing Epic Games’ stock price to drop
5. Poor management decisions by executives or board members
6. Lack of innovation in games released by Epic Games 7. Unreal Engine 4 is not as popular with developers as expected
8. Unreal Engine 4 does not provide enough features that are needed by developers
9. Unreal Engine 4 has bugs and glitches that need to be fixed before it can become widely adopted
10. Unreal Engine 4 requires more time than anticipated to develop new features
11. Unreal Engine 4 needs additional work on its user interface
12. Unreal Engine 4’s licensing fees are too high for many companies
13. Unreal Engine 4 will not generate enough revenue to cover development costs
14. There is an increase in competition from other video game engines like Unity 3D and CryEngine
15. Developers may choose to use another engine because they believe there is less risk involved with switching engines
16. Development studios may switch to using different engines due to their own preferences or because they feel like they would get more support from those engines
17. Unreal Engine 4 lacks certain features that competing engines offer
18. Unreal Studio is difficult for some people to learn how to use effectively, which causes them to look elsewhere for alternatives
19. Unreal Studio’s pricing structure makes it hard for small companies to afford licenses
20. Unreal Studio does not allow users to export projects into formats that are compatible with mobile devices
What are benefits to investing in Epic Games pre-IPO shares?
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1. The shares are not restricted by a lock-up period, which means you can sell your shares at any time.
2. You will be able to buy and sell the shares on the secondary market before Epic Games goes public.
3. Shares of Epic Games pre-IPO shares are an affordable investment.
4. Epic Games is profitable with little debt.
5. There’s a low risk that the SEC won’t approve the IPO because it has already been trading on the secondary market for years.
6. It’s possible to invest a small amount in one share of Epic Games pre-IPO shares.
7. If you’re interested in investing in other companies like Facebook, Google, and Snapchat, then this might be a good place to start since these stocks have all had successful IPOs in recent years.
8. You’ll be able to strengthen your portfolio with just one stock purchase.
9. Epic Games is growing rapidly and could see significant growth over the next few years if it continues its current trajectory.
10. Epic Games pre-IPO shares are undervalued compared to other technology companies that have gone public recently such as Snap Inc., Twitter Inc., and LinkedIn Corp..
11. Investors who bought shares of Facebook when it first went public saw their investments increase significantly over the past decade
12. Buying into Epic Games pre-IPO shares now could lead to similar returns down the road should it go public successfully later this year or early next year.
13. Investing in Epic Games pre-IPO shares may offer tax advantages due to capital gains rates being lower than income taxes for high earners ($37,950 or higher) and long term capital gains rates being lower than short term capital gains rates ($0 – $37,950). 14. Epic Games is led by founder Tim Sweeney who co-founded Unreal Engine and Gears of War franchises among others;