The hottest Market Strategies Substack posts right now

Build stuff and be around smart people, and don't be scared of taking risks.
Passion is key for entrepreneurship, focus on what users love, ignore market predictions.
Focus on growth, be honest, and explain clearly why your startup is worth investing in.

With derivatives, you can create a portfolio that never loses money and still invest in stocks.
Buffer funds offer a way to protect your capital from losses while capping your potential gains.
These strategies were traditionally expensive and complex, but are now more accessible through ETFs.

Momentum investing is based on the idea that winners will keep winning and losers will keep losing.
In a story about finding a lost submarine, leveraging the collective wisdom of diverse individuals led to success.
A simple momentum investing strategy has shown consistent, outperforming results over years and different market conditions.

Freemium products can fail to attract users and revenue, but when they succeed, they can become superstars with high engagement and in-app purchases.
Incorporating social features into freemium products can be a double-edged sword, as they enhance value with a large user base but may backfire with smaller user bases.
The success of freemium products with social features is heavily influenced by the size of the platform's installed user base, impacting demand potential and user engagement.

Iterative prediction markets provide a method to understand terminal market probabilities when other methods like loans are not an option.
These markets may introduce distortions but can offer more precise insights through strategic application.
By working backward through iterative markets, starting from the terminal market, it's possible to estimate the true underlying probability of a question.

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