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Understanding Tomorrow for Investments
So how is it that some angel investors just know where to invest? Do they have a great sixth sense? Or is it pure luck….I don’t think we can answer that! However, for all the young starry eyed investors, here … Continue reading
Investing in the baby boomers
This recession has led to some very predictable results: unemployment increase and spending cuts by the government, corporations and people themselves. What is alarming as we recover from the recession is the reality that many people have dropped out permanently … Continue reading
Investing for the long term (in industries that matter)
By long term here I mean a horizon of around 15-20 years. Take a look carefully into what will be immensely important after 15-20 years on this planet. Ya ya, energy we all know! Besides that there are a few … Continue reading
Charity versus sustainability in angel investments
Often I hear angel investors mention an investment they have made in a company that they feel may not be the best but is either local, or from an acquaintance or friend or you know has the ‘right cause’. Talk … Continue reading
Investing in Geography
There are certain regions around the world where entrepreneurs dream of launching their startups. Silicon Valley, Bangalore, Boston, London and a few other regions enjoy this reputation. What is it that makes these regions really attractive for entrepreneurs and investors? … Continue reading
Investing in Founders
Taking up the topic from last time, this blog covers the first aspect of startup i.e. “The Founders”: The daring, go getters who dream beyond boundaries and create a new technology, product or service to capture the world. These founders … Continue reading
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Investing for Returns
This blog is for young investors looking for the right technology or product to invest in. This blog is also for entrepreneurs who are getting ready to face the tough world of Venture Capital. One question that both these groups … Continue reading
Rachna Dayal : Investment 