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LeadingEdge Technologies (LETs) has come a long way from where it has begun, a project that started out individually, but, coincidentally, with a common goal to approach the financial market systematically, quantitatively, and creatively. As a result, we know to thrive in this market we have to work together as a team and delegate works according to each team member's specialty in order to realize our goals. After many years of hardship, we are glad to announce that we have successfully raised a seven-figure capital in USD into our portfolio and have since then managing those portfolios with our in-house developed algorithms. Many thanks to our founding team: James Lan, Parin Pipake, and Basant Singh Sachathep who have work relentlessly to create these algorithms from scratch and continue to develop them to achieve optimal level of performance in an ever-changing market environment. Also, a deep gratitude to our angel investors who have trusted us with your capital regardless of a lack of our sufficient track record. Yes, we are aware that there is a long and rough path ahead in this dynamic market environment and hence will continue to work tirelessly to generate many more wonderful algorithms and to achieve an absolute return year after year.

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Wouldn't it be more efficient to list the projects, technologies and inventions investors ARE looking to invest in? Instead of #founders emailing thousands of 'pitch decks' randomly in the hope someone in the #VC firm, somehow recognises your gem, and gets back to you without chasing them for months. An ideal, a dream maybe, reality most definitely not. Yes, the VC investing model is inefficient. I frequently speak to GPs and Partners who complain (some seem proud) they have to go through 1000+ pitch decks to find the ones they want to pursue. To fill the gaps in their portfolio maybe, to chase the latest #AI trend, or invest in an opportunistic project because it's scaling fast - to improve fund returns, impress #LPs. Issues are compounded as #TechFunds #PE #FamilyOffices often rely on junior members of staff, analysts and researchers that may not have the deep sectors or domain knowledge required to recognise the potential of the opportunity. Moreso they focus on internal selection process rather than envisaging the solution/product/service impact on peoples lives, on society and industry, now and in the future. So. If you have a Project that needs funding here are some #mandates we are aware of through our relationships that will help close the inefficiency gap: WANTED 1. #Web3 Disruptive Marketplaces, New Industry Models 2. #Quantumcomputation #quantumchips #quantumprocessing hardware and software 3. Medical Devices & Hardware #MedTech that focus on #Longevity #Prevention and real time monitoring - #Implants - Remote Patient Monitoring #telemedicine Bio-feedback 4. Alternate #Energy 'zero point' energy, #Fusion 5. Advanced Polymers, Bio-Plastics, #NanoMaterials, Dry Water for coatings, packaging, intelligent materials 6. #syntheticbiology Prosthetics, Endoskeletons, repairing the human condition 7. Advanced #digitalasset business models - alternate finance #fintech 8. Direct to consumer business models #B2B2C #Web3 - entertainment, gaming, sports, retail... If you have a project that is mentioned above get in touch.

Clipperton Insights: DACH Tech Market Monitor H1 2023 Clipperton releases today its fifth edition of the DACH Technology Market Monitor. For the third consecutive year, we have taken a systematic look at the financing landscape in the DACH region (Germany, Austria and Switzerland). ­Since early 2020, global capital markets experienced periods of growth and contraction. Strong performance in 2020 and 2021 followed a brief Covid-19-induced sell-off. In 2022, both DACH and international index values saw sharp declines, particularly impacting technology stocks as investors favored cash-generating businesses over growth. In 2023, valuations have stabilized, showing initial signs of recovery. Notably, the US tech markets, where the NASDAQ outperformed the S&P 500 by 14% since 2020, while DACH markets appear to be lagging.... https://lnkd.in/e3W4J2Cu

To make the most of changing market conditions, technology leaders should consider the benefits of private equity funding. Read our analysis of the latest tech PE data: https://bit.ly/3KZMmdp #Tech #PrivateEquity

Technology transformation doesn’t need to be disruptive. Technology has a large effect on a firm’s people and processes and maintaining and investing in a technology stack is a constant process requiring ongoing investment. FINBOURNE Technology. 🔗 Read the full article on Investment IQ: https://lnkd.in/ed-d5-eH #financialadviser #investment #technology #assetmanagement

What does the future hold for tech investors? Michael Cembalest, Chairman of Market and Investment Strategy at J.P. Morgan explores the good, the bad and the ugly on tech valuations, AI, energy and politics. Read more.

What does the future hold for tech investors? Michael Cembalest, Chairman of Market and Investment Strategy at J.P. Morgan explores the good, the bad and the ugly on tech valuations, AI, energy and politics. Read more.

Private equity firms are playing a pivotal role in the technology M&A landscape, leveraging their expertise, capital, and specialisation to acquire and enhance technology companies. The impact of AI and the changing dynamics of the technology sector are expected to continue shaping the M&A environment in the coming years. Game is on.

For my friends and associates in the technology industry... this is a great year-end review of the 2023 trends. After strong performance in dealmaking in 2021 and 2022, detailed analysis in macro dealmaking shows that the technology sector may be seeing some cooling in private equity, M&A, venture capital, and other market trends. Read our latest report to find out more about recent dealmaking data as well as insights into current trends.