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Anonymous

Stealth • 7m

Which shark is actually most smart? I personally think, Namita and Aman are very good

Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde

Stealth • 7m

I think , Noone is smart because they had started since 2010 but all are loss making. Ritesh Agrawal came at Shark Tank for PR because IPO is coming 😨..

Alok Kumar

Stealth • 7m

It is very rare for startups to go hand in hand with growth and profit specially if your product is disrupting the market (i.e creating new category, eg. Zomato, Paytm etc.). Facebook was pre-revenue for first 3 years and non profitable for 5 years. If you want to capture market share you have to reinvest your revenue in the market. If the yoy growth of the company is good which is of every sharks then they get entitled to be sharks.

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Vaibhav Babruwan Shingde

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True but I don't think so their companies are that much revolutionizing and one thing is that actually most of the sharks failed multiple times to evaluate the businesses.

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