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by wrice314 10y ago
STOCKS FELL LESS THAN 1%
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by wrice314 10y ago
Hedge funds often run at less than 100% net long, so it's not surprising to me that they "underperform" in booming bull markets. Shifting to the passive management exposes investors to huge losses that are often correlated to
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by wrice314 10y ago
Plenty of companies make so much money. Google didn't have to worry about financial discipline, not because it had so much money, but because it has an unassailable competitive position that is not aligned with its cost structure. Put
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Slugging Percentage vs. Batting Average: How Loss Aversion Hurts Seed Investors(williamrice.org)
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by wrice314 11y ago
Time Warner Cable (cable service) and Time Warner Media (HBO, CNN, Warner Bros Studio, etc) are distinct companies. The media business spun out the cable division years ago. Apple would be buying the media assets.
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You Want to Take THAT VC's Money?(williamrice.org)
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by wrice314 13y ago
Interesting article. I have also found that it is effective to ask the Associate what questions and concerns others in the firm have about a company prior to coming in to present to their investment committee. Better able to tailor the pres
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WhatsApp, Instagram, Snapchat, Nest and Why This “Bubble” Has More Legs(williamrice.org)
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The Most Important Slide in Your Board Presentation(williamrice.org)
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by wrice314 13y ago
I agree that Facebook did the best thing, that is raising the most money with the least dilution, though you can see culturally how downward pricing pressure and momentum has forced them to be much more focused on driving revenue than in th
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by wrice314 13y ago
How has $25B of wealth not been created? The market believes that the price of the stock is a price such that the total company would be valued at $25B. What asset can you own other than the dollar that is not based on market pricing? Is $
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by wrice314 13y ago
Pricing an IPO is more or less an auction. When pricing an IPO they set a range and then meet with institutional investors to sell their book (in this case 70M shares. The original price was 17-20 per share, and there was excess demand at
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LexMachina Raises $4.8M in Funding for Big Data for IP Litigation(techcrunch.com)
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