230% growth rate + 80% margins? Welcome to venture capital

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You will see that private startups have enviable growth rates – along with big margins. That’s right. They are growing by triple-digit annually while posting 80%+ margins. That’s something that you’ll almost never find on the stock market. The purpose of the presentation by Bessemer Venture Partners is to help investors and founders emulate the success of companies like Shopify or Twilio. So, they show key characteristics of a startup that may reach $100mm in ARR. Okay, let’s start with the first one… Bessemer said top scalers are those that reach 100%+ year-over-year growth rate until they hit $50-100 million ARR. A young startup with $1-10mm ARR should see about a 230% growth rate. A 135% growth rate for those with $10-25mm ARR. Now for the second characteristic… There is natural “growth decay,” as startups hit bigger ARR. In other words, a startup will inevitably slow down its growth once it hits $25-500mm ARR and beyond. But the biggest goal is to preserve its growth rate as much as possible. Bessemer calls it “growth endurance.” If a startup can maintain an 80% growth endurance over the years, it would go from $1mm to $100 million ARR… …in just six years. (That’s a 9,900% growth.) The third characteristic is maintaining fat gross margins. Startups should maintain gross margins between 65% to 70% throughout the journey from $1mm to $100mm+ ARR. This shows how attractive venture capital is because it gets big growth rates with fat margins. Impressive, right? Welcome to the world of venture capital. This world offers investors a way to invest in high-flying startups with big revenue growth and gross margins. And the valuation often grows alongside a startup’s revenue. You can hardly find companies with these metrics on the stock market. And there’s a trend towards young companies skipping IPOs until way later in their lifecycles. Meaning? You’d be buying their shares when the best days of growth are in the rearview mirror. - “I don't understand why young entrepreneurs feel this pressure to take venture capital or go public. Don't get me wrong: Public companies are A-OK with me. I just think there is another way. Staying private is a lot more sane,” said billionaire Jack Dangermond. Now, listen: I am sure that you’re enticed by the characteristics of a fast-scaling startup. You also may feel that they deserve an allocation in your portfolio. Hitting just one of them could transform a portfolio… …like how Jason Calacanis hit a grand slam with Uber that turned his $25,000 into $100 million. And it’s very rare for a retail investor to have an opportunity to be part of this high-flying world. The reason is simple. Venture capitalists usually need connections to get into startups. Retail investors don’t have that. But you now have an opportunity. TradeAlgo is going against the norm by making its fundraising round available to the “little guys” like retail investors. (That’s YOU.) Here’s why this opportunity is worth a look for retail investors. TradeAlgo, of course, is a fintech startup that builds innovative products for retail investors. Its work has been featured in Bloomberg, Forbes and Axios. Its growth rate is one of the highest in the space. And guess what? Bessemer said fintech has the biggest valuation multiples in any industry. The average multiple for fintech is 33x revenue. That shows how much venture capital firms love fintech, and opportunities for a lucrative exit are aplenty. When TradeAlgo was discussing its plans to open the fundraising round, it felt just right for the team to offer retail investors the opportunity to get in before venture capitalists. After all, retail investors are the ones who helped TradeAlgo turn into a fast-growing startup. 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