The Investment Structure Most Investors Overlook
Before you look at a deal’s terms, look at its structure. Why a single-purpose LLC can help protect your other assets.
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Too Busy for Due Diligence? Share the Load
Don’t have time to vet every deal? Why investing with a group to share deal flow, capital and due diligence works.
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Why “What’s the Return?” Shouldn’t Be Your First Question
Anyone can put a great return in a PowerPoint. The questions to ask before you ask about returns.
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The 6 Questions We Ask Before Investing in a Pre-IPO Deal
The six questions Ticker Tape asks before every pre-IPO investment, from what we’re buying to how much we could lose.
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A Deal Can Look Perfect on Paper and Still Hide a Problem
Why every Ticker Tape investment sits in its own SPV, separate from other deals and the sponsor’s personal dealings.
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The Biggest Lie Wall Street Tells Investors
Why we believe private equity outperforms the stock market over time, and why Wall Street doesn’t push it.
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Stepping Outside Your Investment Comfort Zone
Investing only in what you know leaves you concentrated. How to diversify into sectors outside your expertise.
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The Four Checks Every Deal Must Pass
The four checks every deal must pass before Ticker Tape brings it to investors.
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How to Avoid SpaceX Pre-IPO Scams
Hot pre-IPO names attract scams. How to make sure you’re actually getting SpaceX shares.
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Passed on a Deal That Took Off? Judge the Process, Not the Outcome
Passed on a deal that later took off? Why the outcome doesn’t grade the decision.
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