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Sharon
07 Sep 2020
Life Alchemist at School of Hard Knocks
If you really want to invest in Snowflake, I'd suggest to do proper portfolio allocation - this is to protect your downside.
e.g. 80% in 4-5 companies that you've strong conviction. 20% in 4-5 companies that you want to be part of their growth story but maybe riskier.
Being an investor can sometimes be like a venture capitalist. You'll need to deep dive into the quanlitative (esp. the management), not just the quantitative metrics.
Personally, I'd prefer a founder-led company. Not just having skin in the game, but they're also emotionally attached to their strong conviction of establishing the company.
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Maisul
04 Sep 2020
Youtuber at Google (Channel : Say Do Invest)
The thing about IPO is that the rich people have the privelage of buying the stock way earlier befor...
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