Quote from: JiiBs on Today at 06:17:11 PM

Quote from: Xcode7 on Today at 08:05:25 AM

If someone forces others to invest then they must also bear the risk that will be faced when there is a failure in running the investment because everyone must make their own decisions in running an investment and if they are not ready to run an investment because it is very risky for someone who invests without having their own desires and also a good understanding of an investment that will be run.

Can someone really force someone else to invest? I don’t think so, you don’t have a gun to your head nope, the most that could come out of it are words of encouragement to a point that, it seems you ain’t doing the right thing if you don’t invest. So long as this individual isn’t in charge of your finances, you still get to decide if your to invest or not. It’s always up to you and that’s why you would bear the risk if there wasn’t any legal agreement binding you guys on the terms of risk.

There are ways you can compel someone to invest in something that will never interest them. The is the power of brainwashing people to make them do what you want which is obviously a form of manipulation. If this kind of techniques is used for someone, it will surely backfire if the investment could not yield something tangible. Most people would want to see result and achievements you have made before they can think about joining you in what you are doing. They want to see your achievement reflecting on you. This is why for you to tell someone to invest in cryptocurrency, they must have seen your results, profits you have made and your investments.