How To Find The Next Mega-Unicorn Startup

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Listen, there are standard tips on finding the next unicorn. You can find them on Google, and I will share some of them here: - The company is scalable: Is the product easy to scale, or does it require huge capital to build out? - The market is large: Is the market large enough for it to go from $1mm in revenue to $10 billion or more? - The 10x rule: Is the product 10x better than the current alternative? And so on. But all of these things are largely MBA-speak. While all of these criteria may be true, they’re mostly academic described by people who spend their years studying all the right things but spend not even an ounce of sweat equity to build a world-changing company. Listen, there are plenty of startups that meet these criteria but failed to hit big. What’s the difference? The size of a vision. Take Travis Kalanick as an example. When he started Uber, several investors begged him to turn it into an “enterprise software company” that matches cab drivers with riders. That is what most startups are doing nowadays. They think small by serving an existing marketplace – rather than disrupting it. Maybe these types of ideas could deliver 3x, 5x, or 10x returns. But not a grand slam of 1,000x or more like Uber was. Instead, Kalanick pursued an even bigger idea of virtually wiping cab drivers off Earth. Or Elon Musk who chose to build rockets at SpaceX rather than the software that merely helps NASA launch and navigate rockets. Mission: Colonize Mars. They are the kind of grand ambitions that lead to monster returns. And it begins with the “wildcatters” who desire to make a dent in the universe by changing the way the world runs. That’s what TradeAlgo is doing. The company began by creating an analytics platform for retail investors. It has been a wildly successful venture. We’ve been featured on Forbes, Bloomberg, Axios and Yahoo Finance. We had one of the highest growth rates among AI startups. We raised over $5 million to this date. But our “crazy” team has grand ambitions. We’re building the new AI platform with a mission to automate trading for retail investors. That’s right – we want our AI to be so good that the “little guys” can delegate trading to our robots, thus transforming the way the middle class invests money. It’s about time for retail investors to enjoy the same advantages as the rich elites who delegate their money to brilliant hedge funds. It is a critical mission: According to the latest available government data (the Federal Reserve from 2016) shows just 14% of American families are directly invested in individual stocks — beyond retirement accounts like 401(k)s. The numbers are dramatically lower around the world. Believe it or not, just 13% of Chinese people have any money in stocks, including retirement accounts. India? The number is even lower at 3%. Among the developed countries, Japan is at 30% and 25% for Canada. Now, imagine this… When TradeAlgo makes investing as easy as within a few mouse clicks, what if just 1% of India begins investing? That’s 140 million in potential customers out of the total population of 1.4 billion. What about 2%? That’s 280 million. And we haven’t even considered China! The potential is enormous around the globe when investing becomes easy — not exclusive to the advantaged countries. All in all, the sky is the limit for TradeAlgo. The world may never be the same again. Sure enough, the demand for our private shares to build out the platform is off the charts. But TradeAlgo wants to give the “little guys” like YOU a chance to own private shares before we open it up to the entire investing community. So, hurry and claim your shares before the round gets oversubscribed. 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