After years of explosive growth, Uber’s 2019 IPO flopped big time. Here are the lessons we can take away… and how Uber’s very first investors still profited.

The year is halfway over, which means it’s time to reevaluate our strategy for the rest of the 2020. Here’s where the biggest opportunities lie.

The markets are changing rapidly, and some of the world’s biggest companies are having trouble keeping up. Here’s how startups will redefine corporate America.

VCs and angels use different tools and strategies to make their decisions – which leads to very different outcomes.

We’re halfway through 2020, and the cannabis sector is heating up fast. Here are some of the top cannabis trends I’m expecting in the very near future.

If you can find a perfect founding team, you’re well on your way to finding a unicorn. Here are the main things I look for.

COVID-19 has fast-tracked some serious developments in the fintech space. Here’s what I’m predicting for the very near future.

There are two different approaches to angel investing – but only one is most likely to help you find the next unicorn.

The WeWork saga continues this month with a brand-new lawsuit. But most of their angel investors are still doing fine. Here’s why.

Even with the best intentions, some investors make big mistakes that kill their deal flow. Here are the top three and how to avoid them.

We’re celebrating one year at Angels & Entrepreneurs, and we’re giving you one last chance to subscribe as a founding member.

Providing value to your portfolio companies is the best way to boost your deal flow. Here are some ways you can do it.

Years ago, I took a huge leap of faith, and it paid off millions of dollars over. Here’s the strategy you need to start pursuing the good life.

David here – with the three top signals I look for when evaluating startups at the very earliest stages.

90% of startups fail… but success is still out there if you know how to find it.

90% of startups fail… but success is still out there if you know how to find it.

Five years ago, my parents decided they wanted to invest in startups. Today, they’re in the top 10% of investors. Here’s what I told them.

Zuck’s new VC fund could prove to be an incredibly useful tool for everyday investors. Here’s how you can take advantage.

Your job as an angel investor doesn’t end when you drop your cash. Here are three things you need to do after you make that first investment.

Remote due diligence is reviving the investment landscape and expanding it beyond traditional tech hubs. Here are two trends I see sticking around for a while.

There are certain lessons you learn as a venture capitalist that nobody else knows. Here’s the biggest one I’ve learned that could help you.

Here are three ways that you can intentionally support diverse participation in entrepreneurship and investing.

One tiny company just secured what could be the most valuable piece of real estate in the world… and they’re building something incredible on it.

2020 has been extremely volatile. But I’m expecting major growth through December in these three sectors.

Meet David Weisburd: Serial entrepreneur, co-head of venture capital at 10X Capital, and the newest member of the Angels & Entrepreneurs advisory board.

Neil here. We’ve got a lot to cover today. A couple of days ago, I talked to you about the idea of a “camel mindset” – that in today’s tough economy, companies should focus more on stretching their dollars and…

There can only be one winner in the race for a coronavirus vaccine… And one tiny company is nearing the finish line. Click here to learn more.

The only way out of this public health crisis is with a vaccine. And it could be coming way sooner than you might think.

To weather these market conditions, companies will have to shift from a unicorn mindset to something entirely different.

Things are starting to look up for cannabis companies… and I have my eye on one that’s doing something completely revolutionary.

Jeff Bezos is the CEO of one of the world’s most powerful corporations. But he missed a massive opportunity… and I’m pulling back the curtain.

Artificial intelligence has become a necessary part of our everyday lives. But if it’s going to keep growing, it’s going to need way bigger data… and fast.

Some of the most iconic entrepreneurs in Silicon Valley all share one thing in common – and you should always keep an eye out for it.

An increasingly remote world will demand new skill sets… and fast. This space is only going to keep booming, so here’s what to look out for.

Coronavirus has put an unprecedented strain on the world’s internet providers. It’s time for 5G… and savvy investors know it.

Even as the world begins to reopen, I’m expecting some major changes to how workplaces continue to operate… pointing to some big technology developments in the very near future.

This is a great time to be an angel investor. But how can you make outsized returns while you wait for your equity to mature?

In a win-win for consumers, this sector’s newest technology is taking the power out of the hands of the world’s most elite financial institutions.

Until the world’s ready to reopen, I’ll be focusing my attention on assets with these three qualities – no matter the conditions.

The coronavirus pandemic has brought one consumer need into razor-sharp focus… and I expect to see huge amounts of funding funneled that way soon.

In a time when people are searching for more meaningful ways to connect online, this app has stepped up to the challenge.

Angel investing used to be reserved for the elite – until we broke those walls down. Now, let’s pull back the curtain on another secret world…

A biotech company just got a boost that turned one man into a billionaire. He’d invested as an angel years ago – and he’s up 17,000%.

Experienced founders, large market, cool product… These are the things we know to look for on paper. But this could be even more important.

Quarantine has forced more than 1.4 billion new users to adopt tech from one small sector… and it’s exploding in value as a result.

When the economy feels like a rollercoaster ride, I always look for startups with one thing in common.

We just got off the phone with a founder who’s tackling a $19 billion market – but he’s only taking investors for two more weeks.

The lucrative microcurrency market has been showing some serious growth potential lately… and one small thing could tip the scales almost instantly.

We could be heading into a global recession soon. But don’t panic. Here are three reasons why angel investors actually do better in recessions.

In unprecedented market conditions, startups that find novel ways to adapt will succeed.

Last week, I went live to answer dozens of hard-hitting questions about coronavirus and the equity markets.

I know many of you have questions about what’s going on in the public markets right now. So I’m bringing in an expert.

Some of the biggest companies in the world emerged from the last recession. Which startups will emerge from this?

Crisis. Pandemic. Recession. When the world turns upside down, how do startups and investors survive?

Every angel investor has a story about the one that got away. I don’t want the same thing to happen to you.

When it comes to angel investing, there are good terms and bad terms. But this particular deal comes with perks I’ve never seen before.

The richest angels invest in startups in bulk, through a fund. But there’s a unique way for everyday investors to do something even better.

The U.S. government just signed off on the largest stimulus package in U.S. history – and one company could stand to gain massively.

One tiny startup is taking California’s burgeoning cannabis industry by storm – and one legendary angel investor wants to share some of his secrets.

Last weekend, I had the pleasure of sitting down with one of Silicon Valley’s most successful tech entrepreneurs.

This weekend at the Angels & Entrepreneurs Retreat, we’re going to hear from one of the greatest tech CEOs of all time.

Many experts believe that the cannabis sector could be gearing up for another big pop… which is why you should learn about it right now.

I want to introduce you to an absolutely legendary founder. He made his last investors 10,000X their money – and now he’s trying it again.

I’ve been working on something special for months. And today, it’s finally ready.

I’ve spent months working on something that I can’t wait to show you. You’ll get the full scoop tomorrow, but for now, here’s a hint.

After a few rough months, the cannabis industry is gearing up for some serious growth.

Tesla is way, way up today – and it might have something to do with its new solar-powered truck.

If you’re like me, you’re not interested in wasting time with wimpy gains in the stock market. 2X, 3X, and even bigger returns are possible.

Pattern trading is one of the absolute best ways to bring in steady income while you wait for your angel investments to mature.

Angel investments can take months or years to pan out. So how else can you bring in regular income?

Over the past three days, one theme has dominated mainstream media – and it could have huge implications for your investing strategy.

A brand-new VC fund is about to take Silicon Valley’s healthcare industry by storm. Here’s how you could beat them to the punch.

Tax season can be a super-stressful time – but it doesn’t have to be. There are special programs to help keep angel investors in the game.

A friend of mine recently showed me how to fill in the ‘gaps’ in my investing strategy.

2020 could be the year that cannabis mints a new group of millionaires – but only those who are prepared are likely to be among them.

Years ago, I made a New Year’s resolution to launch my own business.

Knowing what’s going to happen next is one of the best ways to succeed as an angel.

The biggest market in the world is 18 times bigger than the stock market… and it’s making everyday people rich.

A startup that can do well by doing good is like a golden egg… and I just found one.

On December 11th, I’m doing something I’ve never done before: opening the doors to my Private Dealroom.

A small tech company in Silicon Valley could be about to see its sales grow by more than 10,000%. Here’s how to play it.

Angel investing and entrepreneurship are two sides of the same coin – and the richest people in Silicon Valley do both.

I want to follow up with you about something I sent your way recently. It got an overwhelming response – and I think I know why.

Starting a profitable online business from scratch has never been easier – and there’s a great free resource to get you started.

Wall Streeters will try to tell you that the cannabis “green rush” is ending.

Last week, I introduced you to my friend Andrew Keene. He’s one of the world’s best traders – and he’s ready to tell all.

Retail supergiant Alibaba just made $38.4 billion in 24 hours. Here’s how angel investors like you will play this behemoth’s latest success.

It’s all about who you know. Today, I’ll introduce you to my friend Andrew – and tell you how he made his first million before 30.

This stunning Series A has far-reaching implications for startups and stocks alike.

Health tech is a hot topic in Silicon Valley this year.

The reasons I invest might not be the best reasons for you. There’s a better way to maximize your returns.

Angel investing has a reputation for risk, but it’s only risky if you don’t have a good strategy.

With the threat of a recession looming, savvy investors are leaving the stock market behind.

The cleantech sector is growing rapidly – and the funding is likely to follow.

Today, anyone at all who wants to strike Silicon Valley gold can do just that – and now is the time.

Google just broke the world record for quantum computing. This is going to be huge.

Angel investing gets a lot of side-eye from those who say it’s too risky. But it doesn’t have to be.

Morale and motivation are absolutely critical to a startup’s success… and, in turn, the amount of money you make from it. Click to learn more.

To get in on the best startups out there, you’ll need to build relationships with entrepreneurs.

Facebook just made a huge acquisition that’s turning heads from Silicon Valley to Wall Street.

Let’s talk about some ways to turn potential failures around… and keep more of your hard-earned cash.

WeWork’s highly publicized plans to IPO this year are changing fast – and it’s going to hurt their later-stage investors.

When a startup has the luxury of cherry-picking its investors, you’d better make sure you make the cut.

Too many angel investors line up to invest in the hottest new trend. I think that’s a mistake.

Acquisitions are the most common type of exit – and they’re my favorite, too.

Knowing the difference between common and preferred stock could make or break your bottom line.

You have far more to offer these young businesses than just your cash.

Want to know the craziest way I ever found out about a deal?

When you hold a stake in 20+ companies that are always on the move, how can you keep track of them all?

What does being a “part owner” of a startup really mean? Do you even get a vote?

Sometimes, you just can’t wait to get in on an opportunity. Still, I think it’s important to sleep on it.

When you invest in private equity, your ownership is dictated by the cap table.

There’s one way many angel investors can “take the money and run” way ahead of schedule.

Investing in a startup that IPOs is like striking gold. So what happens when one of your portfolio companies goes public?

For every flashy idea that makes it big, there are ten bland-sounding companies that make it even bigger.

There are certain secrets you learn about angel investors when you sit on the other side of the table.

My favorite returns are those offering cash up front. But not every angel feels the same way I do.

It drives me up the wall when I’m being rushed for my money.

Blockchain, cloud computing, AI… what does it all mean?

Most angels make returns on the deals they never expected.

Sometimes, a startup’s founder is more important than the business plan itself.

I was in my early 20’s when I started angel investing. In a way, starting young was a very good thing. I had my “finger on the pulse,” so to speak – and that helped me identify hot trends that…

As an angel, you’ll find that your deal flow really takes off once you get involved in the community.

Intellectual property – patents, trademarks, and so on – are incredibly important to a startup’s ability to take off.

Convertible notes are one of the most common deal types out there, but I don’t think they’re worth their salt.

I really can’t stand a business model with razor-thin margins.

Eventually, every successful startup will call you for more cash. What you do next has critical implications for your return.

If you build it, will they come? And in what numbers?

There are so many factors to consider when pricing a funding round, it could make your head spin.

Dividends are the dark horses of the angel world – unassuming at first, but with incredible profit potential.

It’s easy to get swept up in the adventure of angel investing – but don’t let your emotions get carried away.

Startups that only operate within a “bubble” are limited when it comes to growth.

Thinking only in terms of products you would buy can drastically restrict your portfolio’s potential.

To win in a “hits business,” you need to invest in a number of deals. So where’s the sweet spot?

It can be tricky to decide just how much cash a brand-new business needs (and deserves).

Startups are funded in stages – and the stage at which you invest could dramatically affect your return.

Many founders think that their first logical step is to write a business plan. I think they’re wrong.

Once you write the check for an angel investment, you’re in it for the long haul.

Businesses today run more of their operations online than they do in offices.

Behind every great deal is a great deal of research.

As an angel investor, you have a tremendous amount of power.

Professional angels have something you want: stellar reputations that bring deals to their doorsteps.

Startup founders who want to pay themselves big salaries are hiding a dirty little secret.

If you want to, you can invest in startups all over the world. But first, hear me out.

Deciding whether to invest in a startup is complicated. That’s why I always ask founders these 7 questions.

One critical factor could mean the difference between making 10X your money and making 1,000X.

Great ideas are everywhere. Teams who have what it takes? Not so much.

There are hundreds of millions of startups out there, patiently waiting for your investment.

The startup world is built on great ideas. Every successful business starts with one… But what does a great idea really look like?

An angel investor is a person who sees profit potential in an early-stage startup.

People from coast to coast are now backing tiny startups, and they’re exploding in value, becoming worth billions of dollars.

A world-class investment strategist just told me all about a new kind of currency that’s taking the world by storm.