One thing I question in this comment being a venture capitalist investor is that I am aware that in VC an exit strategy is usually always an imperative part of even considering a VC investment. Can I question as a VC expert aspiring expert etc where you see the end of the road in this situation. I know as well known fact from sitting in several VC presentations that VC investors are not usually or not rarely and even most often refuse /are interested in companies without an end goal or exit strategy. This is something like a takeover at x price - a vision as the end goal to sell the business etc. I knows several people who were refused VC as they wanted to be part of the business all the way through or it want to sell it onwards be taken over etc
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