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With angel syndicates, you simply pay the carry. There are no fees other than some minor legal and filing fees (typically less than $10,000 per deal, spread out across the dozens of investors in a deal).
Jason Calacanis • Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups—Timeless Advice from an Angel Investor Who Turned $100,000 into $100,000,000
Es ridículo que al precio actual del AL30 de 38 dólares, quedas comprado a COSTO CERO considerando los flujos a cobrar hasta julio 2026.
Esto es, de USD 10.000 que invertís hoy, recibirías ese dinero hasta el 2026 en cupones y amortizaciones. A partir de ahí todo es upside.
No es... See more
Ariel Sbdarx.com
Que pocos tengo.
No es recomendación de compra.
Asi es no @arielsbdar https://t.co/aGNpIa5FBF
AL30 en su peor TIR registrada. Puede caer mas? capaz pero es un gran px de largo plazo https://t.co/qWcPESEU7T
a portion of that monthly payment you’re making is actually embedded interest because the investors bought it at a discount. So there’s an effective interest component up to this. Pipe actually has thought of this and they have a really nice little report inside their marketplace that shows you the discount or component of interest. And your... See more
Scott Orn • Accounting for startup financing from Pipe
Carry is short for “carried interest,” and it’s defined as the share of profits that go to the fund manager—in this case called the syndicate lead. The term dates back to the sixteenth century, according to the Wikipedia entry, where captains of ships would charge merchants 20 percent of the profits from cargo that they took the risk and effort to
... See moreJason Calacanis • Angel: How to Invest in Technology Startups—Timeless Advice from an Angel Investor Who Turned $100,000 into $100,000,000
Equinox terms ended up being hilarious btw
1L is S+825, 4.13% PIK
2L is 16% PIK
Equinox quality is about to go down hard to service this debt 💀
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