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I'd say the most important are: 1. broad and deep business background (product, design, marketing, management, strategy, finances, market analysis, etc) 2.
by dave1619 12y ago
I'd say the most important are:
1. broad and deep business background (product, design, marketing, management, strategy, finances, market analysis, etc)
2. due diligence skills (ie., knowing how to evaluate a company, product, leadership, market/competitive position, etc)
3. skills in evaluating a company both quantitatively and qualitatively
4. skills in technical analysis of stocks