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MangoBankerThere are no such books from what i experienced.... lol

know of the best alternative to go to if I'm trying to convince my employers to take TMT on in their investment portfolio?

 
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dkim1984
MangoBankerThere are no such books from what i experienced.... lol

know of the best alternative to go to if I'm trying to convince my employers to take TMT on in their investment portfolio?

One way of getting comfortable with TMT investing is to start with companies that have exposure to industries/businesses you (or the fund) are comfortable with.

I've "valued" all sorts of businesses/industries and the only industry that deserves its own book on valuation are financials/banks (ok maybe oil & gas too). Everything else can be done using some sort of cash flow metric.

 
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dkim1984
MangoBankerThere are no such books from what i experienced.... lol

know of the best alternative to go to if I'm trying to convince my employers to take TMT on in their investment portfolio?

One way of getting comfortable with TMT investing is to start with companies that have exposure to industries/businesses you (or the fund) are comfortable with.

I've "valued" all sorts of businesses/industries and the only industry that deserves its own book on valuation are financials/banks (ok maybe oil & gas too). Everything else can be done using some sort of cash flow metric.

hm, you mean something like a GPS tech device if you're firm is big into trucking entities? I'm trying to get the concept right

Also, you know how to respond without having entire expanded context?

 

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