It is really difficult to find an honest investor but even if the investor is hones or not, it is still not affect your trading performance because you are the one who manage his/her account.

Most entrepreneurs who dream big simply don't have access to the kind of money it takes to realize their aspirations. Enter the professional investor community. But, in order to get investors to open up their checkbooks, you'll need to convince them that your idea is worthy and also be willing to subject yourself to increased scrutiny and give up a percentage of your company. That's why it's a good idea to first ask yourself whether you really need a professional investor at all, says David Henkel-Wallace, a serial entrepreneur who has raised $60 million from VCs. 'If you're starting a web software or mobile software company, you might be able to bootstrap it, which has the advantage that you get to keep all the money you earn,' says Henkel-Wallace. 'You could also look into borrowing from friends and family – or even take out a second mortgage – for the same reason.'