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@Tenbagger2024 what do you think 🤔
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@Klein-Anleger oh difficult to assess. On the one hand, you hit on a very important point. Many companies go bankrupt despite a good order situation and good sales. Medium-sized companies in particular often don't do proper cost accounting. The wrong calculations are made. And there are often factors such as rising energy costs or the loss of a customer. Which can hit companies hard. And this is where a management consultancy app could be worth its weight in gold, especially for small and medium-sized companies. I see fewer opportunities for large corporations with controllers and so on. But improving the balance sheet of a craftsman's business, for example, with an app should be a great thing
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@Tenbagger2024 Thank you, so would you just give it a try?
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@Klein-Anleger I would simply ask companies. Take a look at Höhle der Löwen, for example. Nobody there invests in a company that doesn't have a small business plan. You have to be able to list how big the market is for your product. Where is your moat. What sets you apart from your competitors. What sales expectations do you have. And, and, and. The addressable market is important.
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@Klein-Anleger Some products are so simple, and in our eyes even garbage. Like some plush monsters. But there's a huge market for them. On the other hand, you can develop a mega product, sophisticated down to the smallest detail. But it will be a flop because there is simply no market, no customers for it. That's why you have to analyze it in advance
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@Tenbagger2024 Thank you! You're definitely right! I'll talk to a few people first and then see what happens...
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