Hacking Your Way to the Best Angel Investing Deals Means More Transparent Deal Flows

Written by sarahevans | Published 2021/06/24
Tech Story Tags: startups | angel-investors | investing | software-engineering | investment | investors | impact-investing | angel-investing

TLDR An early-stage angel investor can invest as little as $1,000 in a single company or up to $5,000 into 30 companies. Investing in startups is not that indifferent from investing in public companies. The core principles are the same - you want to pick the best founders tackling interesting problems with huge potential upside and downside risk mitigation. Many angel investors only invest what they are comfortable losing, but some have done very well with safeguards in place while investing in the best startups.via the TL;DR App

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Written by sarahevans | Partner + Head of PR @ Zen Media (recently acquired: Sevans PR) ▪️ @entrepreneur ▪️ @hackernoon ▪️ @gritdaily
Published by HackerNoon on 2021/06/24