Startup failure story : Laundroid
Laundroid was a promising concept aimed at revolutionizing laundry chores, with its ambitious goal of automatically sorting, washing, and folding clothes. However, despite initial excitement, the product faced signi
India : raise the money, sell the stakes to big people and then they force to sell company 🙂
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Don't raise money just because you can.
Raising money costs freedom more than the stakes.
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If you want to make big money in stock market then HFT company or have a strong setup and follow or apply strategy of big hedge funds.
The Indian stock market 🎯
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In the high-stakes world of startups, the ability to sell can make or break a company. As legendary entrepreneur and investor Marc Andreessen once said, "The only thing that matters is getting to product/market fit."
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I want to start offline edtech company before that I need to do some work which means I should raise the money..
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suppose I have a very new idea and it can be copied, how to raise fund against the idea from big company
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Ehtesham Hussain
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If anyone thinks Indian market isn't big enough to sell there products online....then he is a big fool...
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