Archive: Early Investing

Pinterest Pre-IPO Investors Are Already Too Late

By Allison Brickell on April 29, 2019

Pinterest joined the IPO parade with much fanfare from investors, but its IPO price-to-sales ratio seems questionable - especially when compared with a more established company.
This week, the Early Investing team tells readers how to avoid common startup investing mistakes and why the government doesn’t really “get” crypto.
This week, hemp farmers receive intellectual property protection, Beyond Meat reaches new heights and Bitfinex gets in trouble.

The Smart Money Strategy for Surviving Crypto Winter

By Andy Gordon on April 24, 2019

Crypto prices are not a reflection of crypto progress. And the smart money knows it.

Uber’s Got Hypergrowth and Growing Pains

By Allison Brickell on April 22, 2019

Uber has released its S-1 form, so we’re digging into some of the numbers.
The Early Investing team answers questions about what startup accelerators do and why weed users leave the black market.
Carl's Jr. is testing a CBD-infused sauce in Colorado and Wall Street has caught IPO fever.
I used to think the farm life was simple. But I’ve finally accepted that farming isn’t a romantic profession - it’s a data-driven industry.
U.S. tax guidance on crypto is absurdly lacking. And rather than clarify its rules, the IRS is cracking down on confused investors.

Study Finds Cannabis Helps Treat Autism

By Allison Brickell on April 15, 2019

Speakers at the Cannabis Science Conference had an important message to deliver. And a recent study out of Israel backs them up.
This week, the Early Investing Mailbag is tackling resistance levels and foreign stock allocation.
In the news this week, California is facing pot delivery troubles, Uber is getting ready to IPO and Congress is allowing a monopoly on tax preparation.

Cannabis Moms Strike Back

By Adam Sharp on April 12, 2019

This week, we attended the Cannabis Science Conference. Here are my inspiring takeaways about the future of cannabis.

Startups Ready to Disrupt Enterprise Markets

By Andy Gordon on April 10, 2019

We’ve seen startups tackling all parts of the consumer markets. But what about the enterprise markets?

Global Debt Balloons Higher Than $200 Trillion

By Allison Brickell on April 8, 2019

Global debt is growing frighteningly large. And it’s painting a bleak picture.
In this week’s Mailbag, Andy tackles the logic behind Lyft’s IPO and Adam talks precious metals.