More interested on how you secured the investment.
I'm currently pitching for seed for a profitable algorithmic trading company. Cold contacted nearly 60 investors, heard back from 7. Secured one client but no seed yet.
I'm currently pitching for seed for a profitable algorithmic trading company. Cold contacted nearly 60 investors, heard back from 7. Secured one client but no seed yet.
Here seems to be the answer: create an open-source alternative to a B2B SaaS product with $xxxM valuation, and then demonstrate a huge traction on Github in a very short period of time.
The investors will get in touch with you themselves.
> I'm currently pitching for seed for a profitable algorithmic trading company. Cold contacted nearly 60 investors, heard back from 7. Secured one client but no seed yet.
Would an algorithmic trading company be considered as a software company or as a hedge fund?