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Also, and sorry for the plug, but I think it is relevant here. If you are interested in seeing the quality of ideas that come through SumZero you should sign up
by conorh 16y ago
Also, and sorry for the plug, but I think it is relevant here. If you are interested in seeing the quality of ideas that come through SumZero you should sign up for our individual investor mailing list - http://sumzero.com/retail/users http://sumzero.com/retail/users. Each week we send out a top idea to the members on the list. edit: There are some sample ideas on that page.
- davidw 16y agoDo you have an example mail or two from that to see if it's at all something that is relevant to me?
- SkyMarshal 16y agohttp://sumzero.com/retail/users http://sumzero.com/retail/users Check the sidebar.
- adrianwaj 16y ago"There are actually two sites that exist where you can apply for entry. They are heavily populated by people who already work at hedge funds, so the process is pretty rigorous." Here's an idea: let HN users above a threshold post ideas into the site. I recall hedge funds investing in startups. http://www.hackernewsers.com http://www.hackernewsers.com has already devised a way to verify its accounts against underlying HN accounts. Users can also link to a Stack Overflow account, and in theory users should be able to link to freelancer sites for gathering metrics on a user. I'd have a way whereby hackers can take a YC application form and submit it to sumzero users: either all, a named list, or upon request. Have a way where feedback can be given as well. If not the YC application form, then they can pick from say 5 different submission forms, all varying in detail and types of information submitted.