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What are the errors usually startups make for their downfall?

Someone saying they like your startup idea is not a validation. People giving you their hard-earned money is.

The IPO market’s navigating some uncertainty right now but there’s buzz brewing beneath the surface. Big names like Stripe, Chime, Grammarly, Shein, Impossible Foods, and maybe even OnlyFans are rumored to be prepping for public debut. Spent weekend

They said post covid there will be a recession! Here Nifty at 24000! They are saying massive correction is coming! Dude please make the correction, I wanna buy! Because all I can see is Nifty crossing 25000 sooner!

Okay so WeWork and Studds IPOs have been approved. But honestly I am not feeling confident about WeWork’s India operations or its financials. Their US business was already a complete failure and now they are coming with this IPO as an OFS which simpl

VCs don’t just invest in ideas, they invest in confidence, clarity, and conviction. This list by Sahil (@The Venture Crew) is a must-read for any founder prepping a pitch. Avoid these 10 red flags, they’re more common than you think.

MapMyIndia has just sent a legal notice to Ola electric. MapMyIndia provided navigation services for Ola's S1 pro electric scooter and they had a 2021 agreement on this that strictly forbid copying or reverse engineering any of MapMyIndia's data. B

The IPO wave is coming back, and if anyone is planning to invest in any IPO, remember one important thing: valuation -- always check it carefully. Give only as much as it's truly worth.

Anyone watching Google I/O event? Everything they are mentioning already open AI did long ago and also these are coming this summer. But they have the advantage of their ecosystem they have. Looking interesting. Watch the event live if you can .

This is what happens with unlisted shares people often don’t understand the risks involved. They just buy without proper knowledge. Just because a company is trading in the unlisted market doesn’t guarantee it will go for an IPO. When or if a pre-IPO