Thread by @heydave7

First 50 or so invites sent for my beta research team who's first project is to research Starlink more fully. Thanks to all those who reached out.

Here's a thread on what I'm expecting and hoping for...

True/accurate in-depth research is rare, especially in a world where it seems like most are chasing quick gains from the many people pushing stock names.

So much noise and not much signal because people aren't looking deep enough.

So the idea is how can I supercharge in-depth research of companies with decade-winning potential?

I'm limited myself in terms of time, so I've thought of various options. Like even hiring a full-time researcher or two.

But I want to try out a crowdsourcing experiment where I enlist the help of my viewers/followers and see what can happen if I open of a collaborative environment where volunteers can share their research with others and create value.

The challenge is it's not easy to do great research and especially evaluate the potential of the company. So, it's a learning curve. And I might need to get involved in teaching how to research. I'm open to that but not sure how much availability I have for that at the moment.

So, I've created a collaborative wiki and message board, and I'm hoping this will help coordinate and bring together the research of volunteers.

Initially this will be a 3-4 week experiment and the focus will be on Starlink research.

I'll share the research in YT videos as well

Overall, I hope it's a win-win for everyone. Volunteer researchers get into the nitty gritty of going in-depth into a company. Viewers get the benefit of more Starlink videos sharing that in-depth research. And I benefit as well by learning more.

The biggest challenge I foresee is the extra time involved in managing and overseeing this volunteer research team.

We'll see how it goes. If you have suggestions, I'm all ears.

Could the future of investing be collaborative research?