Our mission here at Crowdability is simple: To help you get into potentially explosive startups at their earliest stages. But occasionally, not only can we get you in at the ground floor of a company… but we can get you in at the ground floor of an entire sector!
Today I’d like to introduce you to something rare and very exclusive. It’s an investment that’s normally reserved for the country’s ultra-rich: A Venture Capital Fund.
Last week, Wayne and I updated you on one of the biggest financial stories of the decade… You see, new data keeps revealing that inflation is far worse than anyone was expecting. And if prices keep rising, your nest-egg could soon be worth just half what it’s worth today.
Investment bank Morgan Stanley recently did something very peculiar: It told Google to give away one of its smart speakers to everyone in America — for free. The cost of this giveaway?
Startups are a strange animal. Even though they have the potential to hand investors like you life-changing profits… They also have a high probability of failing.
In 1979, when I was thirteen, I bought my first pair of expensive sneakers. They were yellow and blue Nike Waffle Trainers, and I got them on sale for $23.77.
2021 was the year of the “meme stock.” Companies like GameStop (GME) saw their values skyrocket as thousands of individual traders banded together on various internet forums to push the stock higher. In just days, shares shot up by more than 1,800%.