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Recession-Proof Your Startup Portfolio
By Andy Gordon on February 12, 2020
Startups are a good alternative to the stock market during a recession. Just make sure your startup investments are recession-proof.
New Recommendation: Delee
By Adam Sharp on February 10, 2020
A smart biotechnology startup is building a new type of cancer screening and analysis tool.
Startup Investors: Watch Out for These Five Red Flags
By Adam Sharp on February 7, 2020
Adam Sharp lists his top five red flags to watch for when evaluating startup investments.
Recommendation: Soar Robotics
By Andy Gordon on February 7, 2020
Investors have been waiting for drones to take off. This startup is poised to make it happen.
Timber! Make Up to 30X on This Startup – and Save the World
By Andy Gordon on February 6, 2020
An eco-friendly timber play is offering special investment terms until Valentine's Day.
Home61 Shuts Down
By Andy Gordon on February 3, 2020
Home61 has closed its doors. Here’s what investors need to know.
Making Messy Ethical Investment Decisions
By Early Investing on January 30, 2020
Investors face moral dilemmas all the time. And there are a number of different ways they can approach them.
Corporate Venture Capital Can Benefit Startups and Early Investors
By Andy Gordon on January 29, 2020
Corporate venture capital is growing like crazy. Here’s what founders and early investors need to know about it.
Take Advantage of AngelList Funds
By Adam Sharp on January 28, 2020
There are unique fund opportunities on AngelList that can give you exposure to more than 200 top startups with a single investment. Here’s how to take advantage.
2020 Will See a Surge of Accredited Investors
By Andy Gordon on January 22, 2020
The U.S. government is still shutting too many investors out of the startup space. But it seems like things are finally starting to change.
Startup Insider: 2020 Is the Year of the Investor
By Early Investing on January 20, 2020
In the final part of our interview with SeedInvest’s Alex Tynion, we look toward the future. Because 2020 is the year of the investor.
The Problem With Ratchet Terms
By Andy Gordon on January 15, 2020
After a slew of underperforming IPOs, investors seem more risk-averse than they used to be. And that may mean ratchet terms are on the rise.
A Shift in Private Markets
By Adam Sharp on January 14, 2020
Since WeWork’s massive IPO failure, the startup investing landscape has started to change. Unprofitable unicorns are no longer getting a free pass.
Startup Investing Master Class: How to Bag a Unicorn
By Early Investing on January 14, 2020
Unicorns are the ultimate prize for an early investor. Here’s how to identify and invest in them before everyone else does.
Startup Insider: A Successful Founder Must Weather the Storm
By Early Investing on January 13, 2020
In Part 2 of our Startup Insider interview with Alex Tynion, we discuss what makes a founder successful... and what makes them fail.
SoftBank Is No Longer Getting a Pass
By Andy Gordon on January 8, 2020
SoftBank has a history of writing big checks for flawed startups. And it doesn’t seem to have learned its lesson.