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The rollups are rolling
Yoni Rechtman · 99% Derisible / Slow Ventures ·
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Supports building a strong product before acquisitions, progressing toward larger assets, and using capital efficiently. Warns that buying businesses is costly and difficult.
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Limitations: Conditional supporter, not a blanket skeptic. Distinguish his own numbered argument from the Newcomer excerpts he quotes.
| Statement | Evidence | As of | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rechtman supports a conditional product-first growth-buyout model, rather than an unconditional rejection. Slow Ventures | Attributed opinion | 1 |
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