Anonymised Concrete Example of Risk Diversification with ProfitFlow:

Stéphane runs OptimumCorp, a thriving business looking to diversify its revenue streams. Attracted by ProfitFlow's unique opportunity to acquire passive rights, he allocated €250k to 18 different companies via the platform.

His strategy is sound: by spreading out his acquisitions of passive rights, Stéphane minimises the risks associated with the potential failure of some of these companies. If some fail to live up to expectations, others can compensate for those losses.

In fact, over 5 years, three of the companies chosen by Stéphane went bankrupt. However, the remaining 15 exceeded his forecasts.

Let's look at a simple calculation to understand the impact of your investment:

Initial investment: €250k, i.e. around €13.9k per company.

Let's assume that each successful company earns Stéphane 8% a year.

For the 15 top-performing companies, this represents €2,083 per company per year, or a total of €31,250 per year.

Over 5 years, this equates to a profit of €156,250 in passive income, not including the potential capital gain from passive rights.

Despite losing €41.7k in the 3 bankruptcies, Stéphane made a net profit of €114,530 in 5 years thanks to his diversification on ProfitFlow.

This case illustrates the effectiveness of diversifying sources of income and shows how, even when things go wrong, an investor can make significant profits by concentrating on passive rights.

Stéphane's strategy is clear: by diversifying his purchases of passive rights, he reduces the risk associated with the failure of one or more of these companies. If some do not perform as expected, others could more than make up for the losses.

In fact, over a period of 5 years, three of the companies in which Stéphane invested ran into difficulties and ceased trading. However, the other 15 grew well beyond his expectations.

Let's do a simplified calculation to understand the benefits of his investment:

• Initial investment250k, an average of around €13.9k per company.

• Let's assume that each successful business offers Stéphane an annual return on investment of 8%.

• For the 15 top-performing companies, this means a return of €2,083 per company per year, i.e. a total of €31,250 per year for the 15 companies.

• Over a period of 5 years, this translates into a gain of €156,250 in passive income alone, without taking into account the value of passive rights that may have increased in the meantime.

Even with the loss of his investment in the 3 failing companies (a loss of €41.7k), Stéphane ended up with a net profit of €114,530 over 5 years thanks to his ProfitFlow diversification strategy.

This scenario perfectly illustrates the power of risk diversification and how, even in the face of defaults, an investor can achieve comfortable margins by betting on passive rights.