The Game Theory of Co-Investing, James Geshwiler
"Tit -for-tat's a principle any lead investor needs to understand," according to James Geshwiler.
He's the co-Managing Director of the Common Angels in Boston and here he shares stories about leading deals, managing early-stage financial risk and how game theory affects angel group co-investing across New England.
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Comments
I really like his risk analysis. Why are people comfortable investing at the top of the market, but uncomfortable investing at the bottom of the market?
Posted by: Steve Mock | December 5, 2009 09:08 PM
Game theory, investors adding value or subtracting value, it's all putting the cart before the horse. So let's say an angel investor gets game theory and adding value right, and builds relationships accordingly. The Angel still needs to know how to pick the correct investments or he ends up building relationships with the wrong people.
Posted by: Matthew Artero | December 13, 2009 06:40 PM