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When A VC firm is investing capital in your startup, how much money do they expect in return? I was having a talk with a very senior VC recently, I asked him the same question. He gave me the following data: Pre-seed/seed - 100x returns Series A -

First, DHFL and now Jet Airways, both have one thing in common: retail investors knowingly invest their money in such companies that are bound to fail, and then they blame the government for losing their money. But investors don’t see their own mista

Ankur Warikoo and other finfuencer won't say you This! They just keep explaining COMPOUNDING COMPOUNDING AND COMPOUNDING. They say invest in your 20s and see magic of compounding, no matter what's your income but rather the most important is to hav

Even after the rate cut, bond values haven't dropped much in the secondary market. Government bonds have adjusted a bit, but not significantly. The upcoming primary issues will be worth watching a few NCD IPOs are expected in the coming days. Let’s s

If you’ve ever wondered why VCs invest in risky startups instead of safe businesses, it’s because of something called the power law. And trust me, if you understand this, you’ll see why most VCs don’t care if 90% of their startups fail! Think about

I got a chance to Invest in SpaceX! Yes, You heard right. At first glance, I also thought this was a kind of ponzy scam but it's not... They reached out to me as I am part of the World's largest VC Accelerator in the US. So, They reached out to me

🚨 If your website takes 5 seconds to load, you’ve already lost 40% of your users. That’s not just a performance issue then it’s a revenue leak. In today’s digital world: Speed = Trust Speed = Conversions Speed = Revenue Your design, content, o

New Series - Covering experiences of 50 different VCs. My experience with VCs of India as a deep-tech startup founder. Day 1: 100X VC Greetings everyone, I am a deep-tech startup Co-Founder based in Pune, we established the startup back in 2021 and

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Right now, many articles are writing that the Indian market has become cheap and it can't fall any further, among many other things. Let me make one thing clear along with that: just because the market is cheap, it doesn't mean that economic problems