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Utah-based entrepreneurs, executives, and investors interested in learning the Ins & Outs of Crowdfunding should reserve their slot now to attend SuperCrowdUtah on Monday, October 23rd in Sandy, Utah. Held at the Miller Event Center in Sandy, Utah, this daylong event will feature over 20 presenters and panelists each addressing the
FREE | Complying With Crowdfunding's Annual Reporting Requirements, Hosted online. Awesome panel. Thu Oct 11th 2023, 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM Eastern. Tickets are free.
Celebrating a Milestone: Investment Crowdfunding Soars Beyond $2B Register: https://thesupercrowd.com/october23
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In its second action involving NFTs, the SEC targets an offering tied to fundraising and promises of future value. On September 13,...
SuperCrowdUtah is a dynamic one-day conference that unites investors and entrepreneurs on a mission to empower community builders, social entrepreneurs, and diverse founders. Our event serves as a catalyst for positive change by equipping new investors with the tools and knowledge to invest like seasoned professionals. SuperCrowdUtah, Hosted at Conference Center at Miller Campus, 9750 S 300 W, Sandy, UT 84070, USA, Mon Oct 23rd 2023, 8:00 am - 6:00 pm MDT. Tickets are between $49-$1500. Only on Humanitix
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Investment crowdfunding might blossom into an even bigger online market, and a professor from the University of Colorado Boulder said Friday he has spent a decade creating the must-have roadmap
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AI Summary: The article discusses investment strategies based on power law dynamics, where a few stocks or venture capital (VC) funds generate most returns. While buying consistently rising stocks seems appealing, it's rare. Instead, diversifying among stocks or investing in VC funds with high-reward, low-probability outcomes is advocated. Yet, the power law applies to VC funds too, with only a few generating significant returns. Morgan Stanley's analysis shows that most VC funds don't consistently outperform average stocks. Select VC funds, often backing tech giants or timely trends, can yield substantial returns, but it's challenging to identify them. Ultimately, investing in successful individual stocks like Apple is highlighted as a competitive strategy.