Many startups seeking investment capital make common mistakes when pitching their business to potential investors. These easily avoidable errors can be statements made in their elevator pitch, in an email introduction, or even in the formal pitch deck they use to present. Here are 10 statements from startup entrepreneurs that are likely to turn off potential investors: 1. “We have no competition.” Of course your startup has competition, and to think otherwise shows an investor that you ar...| AllBusiness.com
In his interview with David Rubenstein, renowned value investor Chris Davis highlights a critical but often overlooked factor in investing success: behavior. Davis argues that the greatest obstacle to consistent returns isn’t market swings or stock selection—it’s how investors react to them.| The Acquirer's Multiple®
