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Does anyone really have access to this 1000$/year subscription only magazine so we can actually read the article?
by CodinM 8y ago
Does anyone really have access to this 1000$/year subscription only magazine so we can actually read the article?
- ksec 8y agoAssuming they need $100K / year to sustain this business, that is two full time Writer, hosting, going to events etc. You will still need 100 paying subscribers. I know Charlie has an record of breaking all sort of secrets from Intel ( and Nvidia ). But are there really 100 people paying for this?
- jexah 8y ago100 groups of people sharing accounts, maybe.
- bpicolo 8y ago> breaking all sort of secrets from Intel ( and Nvidia ) Seems like something hedge funds/private equity would pay for. The biggest edge those companies have over retail investors is access to knowledge that's not considered MNPI but is also context the general public doesn't really have, through news sources like this and also (perhaps most importantly) expert network companies. Sidenote: if you could improve compliance or cheapen the cost of it for such firms, you could make oodles of money. Compliance is a massive, expensive risk center that the industry hates managing.
- bhouston 8y agoThe hedge funds would pay dearly for this and they would get it a few days before publication I would think.
- saas_co_de 8y agoThey do actually have a student subscription, which is a $100 per year. I bought it for a couple years. Well worth it, but since I don't invest in stocks the $1000 per year not really worth it just to satiate my curiosity. For investors $1000/year is a bargain.
- chithanh 8y agoOr if you are a bank deciding whether or not to approve a credit line for Nokia...