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I have a stock prediction app, which always predict early entry and early exit. I am looking to raise second round of investment. Can some help me.

how to raise fund easily with no numbers to show investors, VCs ? and mostly at the starting point of startup? share some real thoughts.

Let's understand Bridge round today 👇 - Bridge rounds are funding rounds that can help startups “bridge” the gap between two major funding rounds. - Startups seek different types of funding from investors. For some entrepreneurs, the initial seed

🤔 On another day, Someone asked me the difference between Founders vs Venture Capitalist? He challenged me to say it in 1 Sentence 🔥 "Founders also raise funds & Investors also raise funds.. What's the BIG difference bro?" Then I said this:

Startup world will be boosted with this 50bps rate cut: - Softbank will raise $200B Vision Fund - Tiger Global will create a unicorn/month in India - SaaS multiples will hit 40x ARR again! - Every1 will be a pro public markets and angel investor a

You will build a fundable startup by methodically decreasing risk at each stage, rather than chasing the next round If you want to raise capital, do these at each stage: 1. Pre-Seed: Focus on developing your MVP and proving technical feasibility 2

🔥"Byju Raveendran"- Resilience at it's peak 🫵Is he really the worst founder?? Think Back... 👉Started Byju's when nothing so called Ed-Tech has been called 👉India is in the nascent stage of Startup Era when Byju's was about to BOOM 👉Done

10 Silent Signals Investors Aren't Interested in Your Startup: 1. No Tough Questions– Passive agreement means they're not engaged. Real interest comes with challenging your pitch. 2. Lack of Improvement Feedback– Interested investors want you to su

When startup go for funding they get their funds from investors for some equity so if the enterpreneur gives his equity to the investor so in next funding round do investor has to dilute their equity too? or just the enterpreneur?

Less than 1% of companies secure venture capital 💔—and even among those that do, many struggle to raise a second round. After reading Lenny Rachitsky’s latest article on raising Seed rounds, I wanted to distill the most valuable insights from top f