Re:Seattle angel investor says few investors add value (2016)
by JumpCrisscross on Sunday July 16, 2017 @09:49PM
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As always, it depends. If you're in a land-grab market with $100 billion potential and take the slow route, you'll be squeezed. If, on the other hand, you choose a market with a low ceiling, you'll likely be forced to finance with retained earnings and/or debt.
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Re:Seattle angel investor says few investors add value (2016)
by Retric on Sunday July 16, 2017 @09:56PM
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'Market' is often very fluid. Large companies may be in government consulting, but as you scale down there is plenty of room for various specialties in that same 'Market'.
You find this all over the place as 800$ Aeron chairs and 40$ iKea chairs are both in the same and very different markets.
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