Every Stock has a Unique Character.. and it really matters !
Valuations, growth rates, cash flows, business opportunity, management… nothing may really work, if we don’t know the character
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Trading App Brings in Williams Sisters As Investors
Tennis icons Venus and Serena Williams have become investors in social trading app Shares. The London-based startup recently closed a $40 million round led by Peter Thiel’s Valar Ventures. Check out the 20-slide pitch deck Shares used to raise its $40 million Series B round. Two of the most iconic tennis players ever Venus and … Read more
What Rakesh Jhunjhunwala said on how to generate long-term wealth
Ace stock market investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, often referred to as India’s Warren Buffett, died on 14 August. A self-made trader, investor and businessman, he was also known as ‘Big Bull’ of Dalal Street. As a qualified CA and son to an Income Tax officer, Jhunjhunwala had entered the stock market in 1985 when Sensex was … Read more
Not Much Left To Squeeze: Investment Scam JuicyFields Collapses, Bilking Thousands Of Investors
JuicyFields, a pyramid scheme for cannabis investment that guaranteed its clients returns of up to 66% in just three months, froze cash withdrawals, removed their profiles from social media networks and those responsible disappeared without a trace, reported elDiario.es. “The project has proven to be a textbook pyramid scheme, but this time with the attractiveness … Read more
Bull and Bear market – same business, different narratives
Function of underlying sentiments. Analysts, investors, management… everyone plays to the tune and push stock prices into excessive territories
Why there is only one Warren Buffett?
Everything about him and his investing strategies is widely known… then why?
Launching new feature on inves4 – Information Tracker
Cutting through the noise and focusing on what is important is key to good investment decisions.
Investing into Startups VS Established Businesses – 5 Key Considerations
One of the greatest dilemmas in recent times.
What management wants me to know VS what I actually want to know !
There is always a stark difference between the two…Why and How… read on…