@kunkmoney @MrRational15@Cribdilla In Mumbai, you basically have to sign a 11 month lease and a pay a deposit for all the 11 months to get a property. Anything over 12 m lease has similar NY issues.
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Ramanujan is my favourite mathematician. I’ve always loved his intuitive style, seeing hidden patterns in numbers noone else could. It inspired us to wonder about the potential of using AI as a tool to help the intuition of today’s top mathematicians: https://t.co/oyD01s9daR
For the past few days we have been discussing the various profit models in the doblinmodel and how we can use them in our own innovations.
Premium
Cost Leadership
Scaled Transactions
Microtransactions
Forced Scarcity
Subscription
Membership
Installed base
Switchboard
Auction
There are lots of dynamics here. More here - https://t.co/QeQqYb1tZq
The current academic research suggests there are more efficient ways of doing this.
Overall, Auctions are a powerful profit model to understand.
Continuing the Auction profit model, the entire business model of Google and similar ad-based sellers are based on auction.
At the start they were based on what you can call second-price sealed bid auctions. All the advertisers will bid in a sealed-bid approach.
The highest bidder wins the auction and gets their advertisement placed on specific pages for specific users, but pays the price of the second highest bidder plus $0.01. The $0.01 is to differentiate the highest bidder from the second highest bidder and to allow the highest.
A great thread on story telling.
For your idea storytelling is the lifeblood. Whether as a startup or in corporate or a life mission in a social enterprise, your story telling capabilities matter.
Go, have a read. Thanks @Julian
This is my 5 year story about becoming a far better storyteller.
Goal: Tell a story as well as Neil deGrasse Tyson.
It started with me podcasting to share stories with friends. Every time I spoke, however, I sounded lifeless like a stressed-out amateur.
Why?
Rationing (or in IPO speak, allocation) makes a key role in how new shares are allocated to investors.
In some cases, large institutions investors are provide a lower price than retail investors to drive up demand.
IPOs when private companies and startups go to list on the stock markets are actually a form of "auction".
In this case, the demand for the IPO will determine who gets and what and can increase the final price as it is similar to bidding.
The google model of platform we discussed earlier has an "auction" component on the advertisers side.
Advertisers bid for "adwords" and they enable price discovery on the platform automatically.
Auctions should be used carefully and has many pitfalls.
Real Estate agents employ this well. In fact, they are one of the original "switchboard" operators for buying property however, depending on the market (generally when it's a sellers market) they change to the "auction model".
The switchboard model is the earlier incarnation of "network and platform" models.
So the latest innovations like @airbnb@uber and a range of Platform business models are all based on this.