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Rebel Finance - 12 Investment Revolutions by Ralph Edward Cope
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Overview: Disruption is everywhere. Businesses and sectors are being disrupted like never before. Technology, disintermediation, deadly viruses and the climate are making previously dominant companies vulnerable, while startup companies run by millennials in hoodies are becoming increasingly dominant. While all this is happening on a micro level, on a macro level we are also seeing a shift in global power from the west to the east. Failure to identify, understand and exploit these changes will be fatal for any entrepreneur. Businesses fail principally due to their inability to anticipate changes. Charles Darwin said that it was not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent. It is the species most adaptable to change.
The twenty-first century has been fascinating from an investment and capital market perspective. We have witnessed two mega stock market crashes. The dot.com bubble burst in 2000 and the subprime mortgage crisis in 2007/2008 brought capitalism to the brink of collapse. Simultaneously, the meteoric rise of China has set up a battle for world domination. Major corporations and countries have gone bankrupt. Companies that did not exist twenty-five years ago are worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Facebook, founded in 2004, is worth half a trillion dollars, Alibaba in 1999 worth 450 billion, Tencent in 1998 worth 400 billion, Netflix and Paypal in 1998 worth over 100 billion dollars. Tesla which was founded in 2003 is now bigger than four automakers which have collectively been around for 400 years - Audi, Nissan, Ford, and Ferrari.
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Overview: Disruption is everywhere. Businesses and sectors are being disrupted like never before. Technology, disintermediation, deadly viruses and the climate are making previously dominant companies vulnerable, while startup companies run by millennials in hoodies are becoming increasingly dominant. While all this is happening on a micro level, on a macro level we are also seeing a shift in global power from the west to the east. Failure to identify, understand and exploit these changes will be fatal for any entrepreneur. Businesses fail principally due to their inability to anticipate changes. Charles Darwin said that it was not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent. It is the species most adaptable to change.
The twenty-first century has been fascinating from an investment and capital market perspective. We have witnessed two mega stock market crashes. The dot.com bubble burst in 2000 and the subprime mortgage crisis in 2007/2008 brought capitalism to the brink of collapse. Simultaneously, the meteoric rise of China has set up a battle for world domination. Major corporations and countries have gone bankrupt. Companies that did not exist twenty-five years ago are worth hundreds of billions of dollars. Facebook, founded in 2004, is worth half a trillion dollars, Alibaba in 1999 worth 450 billion, Tencent in 1998 worth 400 billion, Netflix and Paypal in 1998 worth over 100 billion dollars. Tesla which was founded in 2003 is now bigger than four automakers which have collectively been around for 400 years - Audi, Nissan, Ford, and Ferrari.
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