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Trefis.com - Handy tool for investors |
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Nov 17, 2009
Its amazing, how many times, you have an idea, write it down to execute it at a "later time" and somebody comes along and just does that.
I had that same exact feeling when I read about Trefis.com at Techcrunch . This is a pretty cool site that actually lets you do fundamental investing in a reasonable scientific way i.e. have an opinion on where the company is actually going.
For example, I wrote this email 2 Years ago on Jan 11th 2007. I could have used Trefis to make a much more scientific prediction of the impact of ...
The Single Best Image Explaining Subprime Mortgages, the Financial Crisis & the Role of Investment Banks |
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Oct 09, 2009
From the Washington Post
Wall Street devised exotic securities to earn fees from the debt boom.
By Brenna Maloney, Jill Drew, Ellen Nakashima and Todd Lindeman - The Washington Post - October 15, 2008
Is Twitter Worth a $1 Billion? Can They Generate $300M in Revenue in 5 Years? |
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Sep 25, 2009
TechCrunch first reported about Twitter closing in on funding at a billion dollar valuation. Wall Street Journal confirmed the news that it was indeed raising $100M at a billion dollar valuation.
As is normally the case, whenever a big deal happens about an Internet Startup (see Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube etc...), there is a huge outcry about bubble, valuations, hot air etc...
For example, one of my favorite companies, whose book really laid the foundation of my philosphy for operating an internet service, released a mock press release making fun of billion dollar valuations. While 37 Signals has been talking about ...
TechCrunch first reported about Twitter closing in on funding at a billion dollar valuation. Wall Street Journal confirmed the news that it was indeed raising $100M at a billion dollar valuation.
As is normally the case, whenever a big deal happens about an Internet Startup (see Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube etc...), there is a huge outcry about bubble, valuations, hot air etc...
For example, one of my favorite companies, whose book really laid the foundation of my philosphy for operating an internet service, released a mock press release making fun of billion dollar valuations. While 37 Signals has been talking about ...
Goldman Sachs Report- India can afford to spend $1.7 trillion on Infrastructure |
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India ·
Sep 17, 2009
A pretty interesting report by Goldman Sachs outlining that India can afford to spend $1.7 trillion on Infrastructure. This higher spending can be primary supported by a higher savings rate, favorable demographics and a robust government, household and external balance sheet.