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| Город: | Москва |
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| Возраст: | 44 года |
| Дата рождения: | 1 января 1980 |
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Обновить профиль сейчас| Музыка: | Thanks for your attention to my offer First: My proposal concerns only professional asset management in the stock market Second: We manage the stock exchange to increase the value of the client's assets Third, all the money belongs to the owner in your own account. We do not have access to your bank account Fourth: in accordance with my trading strategy, I will send you signals to open / close a position, and only you will give a direct order to the stock exchange This means that I cannot show you any money at all, because I am just the asset manager of your account. Please describe below my trading strategy along with attachment files If you have any questions, I am ready to comment on the direct video call 1. TRADING STRATEGY INFORMATION Consistency an asset strategy that works and is producing results over the medium term *Asset Allocation *Risk diversification. *Portfolio assets are not correlated with each other That balanced portfolio, the planned income can be up to 50-60% per year * Earned 60% per annum for a closed club of investors in 2021 * In two years increased portfolio from 2 million $ to 19 million $ * Lead a team of five experienced analysts I can provide more details for all positions in case your interest Please inform Best regards |
| Фильмы: | Thanks for your attention to my offer First: My proposal concerns only professional asset management in the stock market Second: We manage the stock exchange to increase the value of the client's assets Third, all the money belongs to the owner in your own account. We do not have access to your bank account Fourth: in accordance with my trading strategy, I will send you signals to open / close a position, and only you will give a direct order to the stock exchange This means that I cannot show you any money at all, because I am just the asset manager of your account. Please describe below my trading strategy along with attachment files If you have any questions, I am ready to comment on the direct video call 1. TRADING STRATEGY INFORMATION Consistency an asset strategy that works and is producing results over the medium term *Asset Allocation *Risk diversification. *Portfolio assets are not correlated with each other That balanced portfolio, the planned income can be up to 50-60% per year * Earned 60% per annum for a closed club of investors in 2021 * In two years increased portfolio from 2 million $ to 19 million $ * Lead a team of five experienced analysts I can provide more details for all positions in case your interest Please inform Best regards |
| ТВ передачи: | Thanks for your attention to my offer First: My proposal concerns only professional asset management in the stock market Second: We manage the stock exchange to increase the value of the client's assets Third, all the money belongs to the owner in your own account. We do not have access to your bank account Fourth: in accordance with my trading strategy, I will send you signals to open / close a position, and only you will give a direct order to the stock exchange This means that I cannot show you any money at all, because I am just the asset manager of your account. Please describe below my trading strategy along with attachment files If you have any questions, I am ready to comment on the direct video call 1. TRADING STRATEGY INFORMATION Consistency an asset strategy that works and is producing results over the medium term *Asset Allocation *Risk diversification. *Portfolio assets are not correlated with each other That balanced portfolio, the planned income can be up to 50-60% per year * Earned 60% per annum for a closed club of investors in 2021 * In two years increased portfolio from 2 million $ to 19 million $ * Lead a team of five experienced analysts I can provide more details for all positions in case your interest Please inform Best regards |
| Игры: | Thanks for your attention to my offer First: My proposal concerns only professional asset management in the stock market Second: We manage the stock exchange to increase the value of the client's assets Third, all the money belongs to the owner in your own account. We do not have access to your bank account Fourth: in accordance with my trading strategy, I will send you signals to open / close a position, and only you will give a direct order to the stock exchange This means that I cannot show you any money at all, because I am just the asset manager of your account. Please describe below my trading strategy along with attachment files If you have any questions, I am ready to comment on the direct video call 1. TRADING STRATEGY INFORMATION Consistency an asset strategy that works and is producing results over the medium term *Asset Allocation *Risk diversification. *Portfolio assets are not correlated with each other That balanced portfolio, the planned income can be up to 50-60% per year * Earned 60% per annum for a closed club of investors in 2021 * In two years increased portfolio from 2 million $ to 19 million $ * Lead a team of five experienced analysts I can provide more details for all positions in case your interest Please inform Best regards |
| Книги: | A lot of incubators will also help you setup your company if you aren't incorporated yet, although others required you to already be incorporated. Some incubators like a fresh company so that they know the ownership structure is "clean" and easy to work with. That helps them deploy their capital quickly, and then get on with the business of incubating your company. There is no amount of money you need before hand - some companies have raised rounds of finance before entering an incubator, others don't even have a company formed yet. Generally the incubator's money will be the first external money put into the business. The 'seed' round that a company raises is often considered to be the next round of money a startup raises after the incubator program has completed, often from a group of angel investors. Although the money provided by the incubator is sometimes referred to also as 'seed' money, a 'seed round' would typically refer to a larger round, provided by angels. |
| Интересы: | How does Seed Funding work? In fact, there’s no scientific answer to that. I think that the first and foremost observation when looking at investment decisions at this stage (and also at later stages), is that at the end of the day the decision is primarily emotional, and is based on the opportunity the investor sees in front of him. So, for example, a powerpoint stage concept for a video sharing app might be seen as an incredible opportunity only since 2 weeks earlier Instagram was acquired for 1B and the pitch is “we are Instagram of videos”. The same might go in the other way where a startup with solid business model, go to market plan and a working product will not excite investors only because its domain is “boring” or off-fashion (storage for example). Angel investors come from very diverse background. Some are professional investors (people like Ron Conway and Reid Hoffman), and others are “Uncle Joe” who made their money in real estate and think that it would be nice to invest in some technological startup. Common things that excite investors (not that any of them guarantee success): Founders who already sold startups or were part of the core team of Facebook/Twitter/Google etc… Rocket science technology. Sharp growth in number of users (for consumer space). Signed agreements / Paying customers (B2B). Other people already invested in you. Category: either trendy space or something dear to the investor’s heart Founders who have domain expertise. Usually you can’t tell ahead what will make a specific investor more excited (or less) about you and your startup. Some will be concerned about minor things that others won’t pay attention to. Some will be fully excited about things that you won’t consider that important. Sometimes they’ll try to pivot your idea to something else which is closer to their domain of expertise. Sometimes they’ll do a long due-diligence and sometimes they’ll make a decision after 10 minutes. Remember that your first mission is to get them to say “I do”. The valuation question comes only after that. Regarding valuations: A quite interesting (but usually true) observation is that regardless of the startup valuation, you’ll be ending at giving away about 1/3 of your company. This is true for 500K and 5M rounds. So, assuming you’ll be giving away 25-35% of your company, the logical thing to do is to raise as much as you can. This is of course subjected to your ability to explain why you would need that amount to get to the next funding stage (a bio-medical startup might need 5M to get started whereas a consumer web startup might need only 300K to get the product up and running, see traction and be and ready for the next funding round). As many bullets in the above “excitement factors” that you can cover, you’ll be able to raise more at higher valuation. So for example, if you were the CTO of Facebook, and you manage to get to your founding team the lead engineer of Facebook Connect, a lead product designer of Facebook and the person behind Twitter’s real-time search engine (just to name a few), then you could probably raise 11M at a valuation of 86M for some nice concept around Q&A website… But those are rare cases (and rare people), and most founders are not that fortunate. Also, you’ll need to meet a lot of angles and do some reality check. Say you are trying to raise 500K (you need to be able to explain why you need this sum), then you can set a target valuation of, say 1.5M pre-money (=you’ll give away 25%) and start getting feedback around that. First, you need to hear several people telling you that 500K is a reasonable sum for your stage. Expect people to ask you about starting with less than that. Next, you need to hear several people nodding with their head when you talk about valuation. It doesn’t mean you won’t end up at 1.2M (=you’ll give away ~30%), but if you get too many “you are way off” reactions, then you need to reconsider your starting point. Regarding your question about getting several angles in a round, I would go with setting the same valuation to all participants in a specific round. So if several angles currently want to invest, and you agreed on terms, you should close the seed round when everyone is inside. You may have a “lead investor” who’ll set the terms for the rest of the participants (usually that would be an investor who put the majority of the amount). It doesn’t make sense to add more investors every other week… Update: the valuation numbers (25-35% of equity at Seed stage) are relevant for the Israeli Angles/VC environment. The situation in the Valley might be different as convertible notes became popular for seed rounds and it's not rare to see a 500-1M seed round with 20% discount on next round with a cap of 5-6M. Final note: it takes a lot of patience and endurance raising money. A typical early stage investors meeting is not much different than this excellent scene: |
| О себе: | MONEY TO STARTUP RAISE AT A PRE-SEED STAGE Many people are saying in this thread - and it is generally good advice. How to operate in a lean, financially conservative way is pretty critical for anyone who wants to run a company to understand. Far too many people go out and lock in very expensive leases, staff, and other overhead costs when they raise more than they need. It is tempting to take in $100 or $200 000 - but that amount of cash can leave several ideas in a lurch. Founders often work “side gigs” to pay bills, eroding their focus. Features are cut or compromised. In the end, the actual idea never even gets tested because it had to be hacked to such an extent that the executed product is a long way off from the vision. And news to the would-be founder, the days of MVP is going away quickly. Customers whether individuals or enterprises have too many options and too little time to mess around with a half-baked product. So, if you raise too little, you might find yourself in the situation where you don’t have the product you need and you are out of cash with less traction than required for further investment. And voila, you managed to raise just enough cash to piss people off. There is a good chance your exciting idea will hit the old dustbin, never really tested - and along the way you will lose other people’s money. Maybe all of those “great learnings” will keep you warm at night. Well, those and a few shots of whiskey. So, raise what you really need. If you *need* $100k a year to live and not have your partner kill you, then that is what you need. If you need to have a really strong full-stack dev, and that takes $120k in your market, well that is what you need. If you see it taking 8 months to get a good product out there, then there it is. And really, truly - if you *need* $800k to test your big idea, and some angel fund offers you $200k - walk away. There will be other ideas and better shots on goal. |
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| Владение языками: | Русский |
| Политические взгляды: | индифферентные |
| Религия и мировоззрение: | Светский гуманизм |
| Отношение к алкоголю: | резко негативное |
| Отношение к курению: | резко негативное |
| Главное в людях: | ум и креативность |
| Главное в жизни: | совершенствование мира |
| Любимые цитаты: | How does the seed fund work Every incubator is different, however when it comes to the funding component, if they're exchanging cash for an ownership stake in your company, they (should) transfer the funds to your company's bank account as soon as you sign the agreement. The same onus is upon you to issue them the stock in your company in a similarly timely fashion. There are heaps of different incubators out there nowadays, so perhaps there are some that do it in tranches, but given the relatively small size of the cash they're investing, I'd hazard a guess that most plonk the full amount in at the start. The process is generally that you apply to the incubator by a specific deadline. From all the applicants the incubator will chose a shortlist of the most promising, and then conduct some kind of interview with you, perhaps including a pitch. From this short list of companies that get an interview/pitch, a number are selected (sometimes a predetermined number, sometimes a flexible number, depending on the incubator) are 'selected' and offered a place in the incubator. The companies that are selected are provided terms and the relevant agreements, such as a shareholders agreement, subscription agreement, agreement of provision of services etc (the specific paperwork that you sign will be dependent on incubator and on the jurisdiction they operate in and the jurisdiction of your company). A lot of incubators provide a copy of their standard documents to all shortlisted companies to give them time to review the agreements before the interview. Generally if you're offered a place you must accept or reject it fairly promptly, so that they can continue down the list and fill up the "class" or "batch" with the next company on the list. Once the agreements are executed by all parties, the stock is issued by the company to the incubator, share certificates provided and the money is transferred to your company's bank account. Once that's done with, the actual incubator part starts, and depending on the program they run, you'll be in for 3 months or so of intense work, reflection, planing and did I mention work. A lot of incubators will also help you setup your company if you aren't incorporated yet, although others required you to already be incorporated. Some incubators like a fresh company so that they know the ownership structure is "clean" and easy to work with. That helps them deploy their capital quickly, and then get on with the business of incubating your company. There is no amount of money you need before hand - some companies have raised rounds of finance before entering an incubator, others don't even have a company formed yet. Generally the incubator's money will be the first external money put into the business. The 'seed' round that a company raises is often considered to be the next round of money a startup raises after the incubator program has completed, often from a group of angel investors. Although the money provided by the incubator is sometimes referred to also as 'seed' money, a 'seed round' would typically refer to a larger round, provided by angels. |
| Источники вдохновения: | Hong Kon 香港, Cantonese: [hœ́ːŋ.kɔ̌ːŋ], officially the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China (HKSAR) |
| St Benedict's Infant School
начало обучения с 2006г.
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выпуск 2008г.
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Великобритания, Birmingham |
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香港中文大學 The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), дата окончания: 2009 Факультет: 工商管理學院 Faculty of Business Administration
Кафедра: 財務學系 Department of Finance
Статус: Студент (специалист), Очно-заочное отделение
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香港大學 The University of Hong Kong (HKU), дата окончания: 2016 Факультет: 經濟及工商管理學院 Faculty of Business and Economics
Кафедра: 商學院 School of Business
Статус: Выпускник (магистр), Очно-заочное отделение
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