
Ep85 Devin Elder on Improving the Investor Experience
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Devin Elder of DJE Management Group brings the details you need to fuel your mind and grow your business! He shares his forecast for 2021 and why he chooses to invest in specific asset classes and how his mindset towards losing $100.
- DJE response during COIVD
- Why reverse engineering is important to meeting the needs of your investors
- How to improve investor relations
- How to grow and expand wisely
- Managing shiny object syndrome
- Effects of money/population growth
- How cheap debt impact investing
- Why DJE ruthlessly cut costs to maintain a strong cash position
- The power of increasing investor relations in uncertain times
Be certain to connect with Devin on his website DJE Management Group
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