by SnoozyBurritoAmazon
Planning to invest in a start up
I'm planning to invest in a start up, around 5L for a start. Any good options? Need a start up with a robust environment and solving an actual world problem.
JazzyPancake
Invest: ₹50 lakhs in startups
You got ₹50 lakhs to invest in a startup.
What are the metrics you'll look at? Check their growth rate, revenue, and market potential. Team quality next. If they have a solid product and good user feedback, it's worth a shot. I'm guessing we can't get into hot companies which are chased by surge. How do you actually pick one and invest?
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Stealth4mo
Invest in a sector which you are bullish and diversify as much as possible. Let the pareto principle play out over a decade...
No way to leverage data on early stage.
SleepyBanana
PhonePe4mo
Rookie answer, but maybe try copying what VCs do. I am pretty sure its a combined formula of taking a chance and data backed thinking
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by TwirlyPancakeTCS
Investing in an Early Stage Venture
Is there any way in which I can invest in an early stage promising startup? Think of it as a medium term investment
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by SparklyPenguinAccount Manager
Becoming a micro angel investor for investments?
Hello! As someone who works with startups (not in)and has a well paying job, I am often intrigued and keen to invest money (say a few lacs, and provide some mentorship) as a micro angel investor in early age pre series/ seed rounds, to ...