Find the winners, avoid the losers, and build a solid Tech portfolio
for the long run
Proven Methods From Legendary Analyst Mark Mahaney.
The Tech industry is the stock market’s hottest, most profitable sector, but it can be a roller coaster ride. Companies with great ideas can end up going nowhere, and some that dominate today will be sold at fire-sale prices in five years. “Sure things” can become “sore things” very rapidly.
Mark Mahaney teaches the knowledge and insights new and seasoned investors need to understand what’s really hot, to know what’s not, and to outperform other investors consistently and decisively.
“People always ask me what investment books can help them understand how to value technology stocks. I gave up suggesting them a long time ago; nobody knew enough or had enough history with the most important sector in the market. And then along comes Mark Mahaney with
Nothing But Net. The problem’s solved; I have the answer. Read this book. It’s the most comprehensive, self-deprecating, and insightful book I have come across that explains how tech stocks really work: which ones go up, which ones go down, from the only person who has opined for the entire era. I thought I knew these stocks cold; I learned a ton. You will too.”
Jim Cramer
Host of Mad Money and a Co-Founder of TheStreet.com
Famous for his smart, savvy, and unique approach to Tech stock investing, Mark Mahaney provides his 10 proven rules for succeeding as a long-term Tech stock investor in his book, Nothing But Net—explaining everything he’s learned during almost 25 years of analyzing internet stocks, including:
- Why revenue growth and customer metrics―not earnings―are what matter most to Tech investors
- How to invest―not trade―in the great growth opportunities that lie ahead
- How to determine when high valuations are a warning sign and when they signal an opportunity
Nothing But Net provides powerful advice for the next two decades―lessons you can start applying today and use
for years to come.
About Mark
“I’ve watched the rise of some of the leading companies of today–Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google–and the fall of some of the leading companies of yesterday–Yahoo!, eBay, and AOL…Figuring out which companies really are going to be dominant franchises is an extremely hard thing to do. But those who accomplished this were arguably able to generate some of the best portfolio returns in the stock market over the past generation.”
Mark on Screen and on Stage
As the #1 ranked Internet Analyst by Institutional Investor Magazine and Top Ranked Internet Analyst in annual Greenwich Surveys for five years, Mark is frequently quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Financial Times, with appearances on CNBC, Bloomberg TV, and Fox.
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