Depends on how well we get along and their credentials, like it'd be for most anyone.
I value trust very highly, and often demand a certain loyalty or responsibility from people I work with. Sociopaths tend to have a hard time with this, not sure I would ever trust them.
Part of the reason I love working with selfless people, people winning to self sacrifice for others. Never understood it probably never will but it is highly beneficial to be on the receiving end.
huh? like i would i let them be a investor? would i make them a partner of a growing services business? would i invest in a sociopath? would i let one go to auctions and buy the goods i'm selling? would they be the construction worker to my house flipping? or maybe, would i let them sit next to me in a booth at a ball game and sell popcorn and gum?
you aren't very specific.
by batshitcrazyI think you would have to trust an investment with someone with no conscience, the same way.
Absolutely...
There are investors who are known for being risk-takers. The higher the risk, the bigger the profits/losses. Normally some of these guys are too careless to give a damn about the outcomes of their actions, lol.
Good advice. That is definitely smart. For me, when I loan money or give money to a charitable investment , it is a gift I can afford to give. It is more on my terms and what I am feeling. Kind of like a religious tithe.
I think you would have to trust an investment with someone with no conscience, the same way.