This month, the team at SeventyTwo have reviewed several themes and ideations from leading market makers and investment managers to provide an overview of concepts to support your own investment thesis. Megatrends, top-down considerations As p ...
February 2023 Steve Jobs first revealed the iPhone to the world on January 9, 2007. The phone blew away consumers and quickly became Apple’s most successful product ever. There have since been 2.2 billion iPhones sold and Apple has become the wor ...
April 2023 Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), specializing in catering to the unique banking needs of startups, positioned itself as a trusted financial institution to nearly half of all startups in the United States who contributed the lion’s share of i ...
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ESG: A competitive advantage, not merely a compliance exercise.
At the intersection of companies, their boards and investors, there is an aligned objective of success encompassing a broader range of perspectives that can sharpen the acuity with which to critically examine the internal and external environment and make better choices appropriate to the circumstances faced.
In keeping with our 72 brand, we love discussing compounders. This next business doubled in size every 2 years for 28 years. 72 divided by 36 compound means doubling every two years.
The holy grail is the 100-bagger; a stock that returns $100 for every $1 invested. They may seem impossible to pick out, but definite patterns emerge when studying these companies more closely.
Industry 4.0 and the latest megatrend: the digitisation of everything. Much of the innovation we’re seeing today is a result of the fourth industrial revolution where digitisation has revolutionised the manufacturing industry.
Business Ecosystems encompass the entire network of organisations —suppliers, distributors, customers, competitors, government agencies, and so on — involved in the delivery of a specific product or service through both competition and cooperation.
