If a stock shows a significant positive change in revenues or earnings with an attendant rise in the price, do you believe portfolio managers will be moved to buy it? Conversely, if there were a significant negative change in earnings or revenues, would they short or sell it? Chances are the portfolio manager would not […]
If you have historical financial statements, your would-be venture capital investor will take high interest in them. VCs typically look at financial statements differently than other investors, and certainly differently than a lender would. This three part series will look at the three primary elements: income statement, balance sheet and statement of cashflows. Part one, the income
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If you have historical financial statements, your would-be venture capital investor will take high interest in them. VCs typically look at financial statements differently than other investors, and certainly differently than a lender would. This three part series will look at the primary elements: the income statement, statement of cashflows and the balance sheet. This is Part III,
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If you have historical financial statements, your would-be venture capital investor will take high interest in them. VCs typically look at financial statements differently than other investors, and certainly differently than a lender would. This three part series will look at the three primary elements: income statement, balance sheet and statement of cashflows. Part one,
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