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I recently invested in over 150 startups

] angel investor and entrepeneur Adam Mosam(founder @pivotshare) explains his process and his experience while investing in over 150 startup companies

] I recently invested in over 150 startups
] What would be the criteria for their investments? What stage of company would they be primarily looking at? How large a fund would they be raising and how long would it take to deploy that much capital? The biggest question in my mind was who was ultimately deciding which checks to write and whether or not I would agree with their strategy.
] Thankfully, there is now a screen that I can access that shows the entire fund portfolio as well my personal contribution to the investment so that I have a good idea of where my money went.
] I can see the name of the company, the syndicate the fund invested alongside, the date of the investment and of course the amount.
] What I can't see is the investment round, the pre-money valuation of the investment or any further investments to the company.
] Many company pages don't list their funding round dates or amounts so there's literally no information except for when and how much money you've invested in a company.
] A maximum of 1% of the total fund was invested in any single startup with smaller rounds or more competitive investments getting less.
] Keep in mind that the minimum buy-in for the general fund is currently $50,000 and the smaller more focused funds are at $10,000

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