#Product

Balal

rasoolbalal

Thread on $XPEL 10 year return: +16,755.2% - 66.9% CAGR5 year return: +350.7% - 35.1% CAGRA bit of history about XPEL:XPEL was founded in 1997 as a software companyIn 2007,

FI_BULL

FIBULL83

IPD's - a thread Before I begin (and to put this into context), I am not a huge IPD trader & I have a varied port of likely & potential

Humour & Religion Network

HumRelNetwork

1/6: This month’s #FridayFeature is @IngerKuin an Assistant Professor of Classics General Faculty at the University of Virginia (@UVA), who teaches a class titled ‘Laughter and Humor in Ancient Greece

Anne Schwartz

sophgermain

So, just in case you were wondering what happened here goes:First, the tweet goes VIRALhttps://twitter.com/sophgermain/status/1285276133793992705 Then I offered to give some feedback to zoom.https://twitter.com/sophgermain/status/1285400246

Kit Collingwood

kitterati

THREAD: I couldn't be more thrilled to say we're hiring 4 heads of service @Royal_Greenwich: Product, Delivery, Data, & Technology. Up to £85k for each.Blogpost is here: https://bit.ly/2NUFFyJ Jobs are

redphonecrypto

redphonecrypto

George Soros gifted the world the concept of reflexivity in the stock market. It's 10x more important in crypto. Here's the basic concept:Stock price changes reality What, ser?Price creates a

Sandeep Vaheesan

sandeepvaheesan

I am finally reading the cert-stage filings in NCAA v. Alston. The NCAA and allies argue its employer cartel is a "product design" choice and accordingly should be protected from

Joseph Flaherty

josephflaherty

Many founders seem to think VCs are purely rational beings who can be convinced to invest if the right logical arguments are made and the correct fact sets are assembled.The

Zachary Novak

ZacNovakYYC

Just listened to @gregisenberg one-hour coaching call on building communities with @AlexAndBooks_ . Alex runs an online reading community. An amazing conversation with some super insightful learnings.My key takeaways in

Tet - needs tea and mj

Boba_Tett

Gotta talk about this, been meaning to for a while but this shit has blown up so, why not now?In the last decade one thing I have come to see

Andrew Case 🥞

andrewbcase

In the late 90's, two 27 year olds built and sold Hotmail for $400 million.The craziest part?They raised only $300k and were acquired in under 18 months.Here’s how they did

Maciej Budkowski

MaciejBudkowski

Why are companies so crazy about innovation? Why can you make so much money on it? And why Apple still makes a lot of money even though they stopped being

Sarthak Verma

srthkv

I attended the Growth Hacking webinar by @VaibhavSisinty and I learnt valuable lessons from it.No problem if you missed it, here's a thread covering all the essential points from the

Jeremy Bowman

TMFBowman

A lot of chatter about $SFIX today.Stock is up big today but still seems misunderstood so here’s a thread on Stitch Fix’s competitive advantages... 1. Large majority of customers are

Ryan Gum 🕶

ryangum

5 MVPs of now BILLION dollar companies: Dropbox, Zappos, Airbnb, Groupon, and Twitter The Dropbox MVP was a video that showed how the product WOULD work (they hadn't built

kyle 🏳️‍🌈

kyleve

Another wild thing about what Tobi is saying here is it completely ignores the absolute crazy depth of specialization that exists within different engineering disciplines, and the huge value that

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