Power Laws in Venture Portfolio Construction | Reaction Wheel
Every article that has ever given advice on investing in venture capital has said that you need to invest in a portfolio of companies, because each investment on its own is probably going to be wor…
Frames are disabled on this site. Click here to read the article. --> Every article that has ever given advice on investing in venture capital has said that you need to invest in a portfolio of companies, because each investment on its own is probably going to be worth nothing and if you invest in just a few you will almost certainly lose all your money. This is good advice. If you want to know exactly how much to diversify, that’s a harder question. There are a lot of articles and posts out there that give you advice on how big your angel portfolio should be. I think they’re wrong
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