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30% ROI Anyone? (6) – Trial Details?

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Continuing from the last post, they mentioned that besides getting back the principal plus 30% profit within 12 months, they also lock a portion of the remaining profit for trial on top of the 30% profit that they distribute back to investors.I then asked, isn’t it true that most cases don’t go to trial? Wouldn’t distributing 100% of the profits be better?They explained that it’s a probability game. A 20-30% annual return isn’t much; in this industry, people aim for multiple returns, meaning they want several times their investment back. The core reason they group multiple defendants into a single case is this: small settlements from multiple defendants... Continue reading

30% ROI Anyone? (7) – How Are Profits Distributed?

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Continuing from the last post, you should now understand why they can recover the principal plus 30% profit within 12-18 months. It’s all about multiple defendants settling for small amounts. Why do all parties prefer to settle? Considering it costs over a million dollars to prepare for a defense and consumes significant resources, multinational companies would rather spend tens of thousands to resolve the issue quickly and focus on handling major antitrust lawsuits from various governments. Why wouldn’t they settle?The settlement rate in the U.S. is as high as 97%! So far, their portfolio has a settlement rate of over 75%! Therefore, settlement... Continue reading

30% ROI Anyone? (8) – Real Numbers

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Continuing from the last post, my long-time followers might know that every year, I try many new approaches, essentially “R&D,” using my own funds to experiment and learn through trial and error. Out of around 50 approaches I’ve tested over the years, costing at least seven figures, I have only been able to find about 5 sustainable ways to generate steady passive income.  This time, I’m writing this series because I’ve completed my testing of patent litigation financing myself and have real numbers to share. According to their disclosures, the return rates for the first phase case groups over the past five cycles... Continue reading

30% ROI Anyone? (9) – Reality is More Dramatic Than Movies

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Continuing from the last post, after 30 days, as I expected, the other party chose to go to trial rather than settle.I didn’t hold out much hope for a settlement within 30 days because, over the years, I’ve encountered many different business sectors. When it comes to money, I’ve encountered more difficult people than in the first half of my life combined. So now, my first principle in facing anything is to assume the other party isn’t reasonable, won’t admit any fault, will not pay, and will fight to the end. Our mental and practical preparations are based on this principle. When we encounter reasonable people,... Continue reading

30% ROI Anyone? (10) – Finale & How to Participate?

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Continuing from the last post, my approach has always been to use my own money to test something first, go through a complete cycle, experience the ups and downs, and get initial results before making any further decisions. After this round, here’s my take on this strategy:The potential profit margin is particularly high. Compared to the potential returns, the investment isn’t large. With a few million, you can leverage a case worth around 100 million, offering good value for money.Compared to the car accident cases in my legal lending series, this carries higher risks because car accident cases are covered by car insurance and... Continue reading

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