Thesis
Fiverr International (NYSE:FVRR) is a very fast-growing and well-run business that is quickly evolving into a market leader in the freelance economy. Its unique service-as-a-product model and effective marketing make it a compelling stock for
A Fiverr User's Take On The Fiverr Bull Thesis
Summary
- Fiverr is a fast-growing company that has a good chance to become the dominant freelancing platform thanks to its innovative service-as-a-product model.
- The freelance economy is growing quickly and will likely continue to do so for the rest of the decade.
- I personally use Fiverr quite often and provide some color about my experience with the platform.
- Fiverr is among the higher risk/higher reward stocks that I cover.
Kennan is the author of Decoding Cryptocurrency, an all-you-need-to-know introduction to this new form of money. He is a software engineer who enjoys applying his technical background to investing, following Peter Lynch's to "buy what you know." He's received job offers from all of the famous FAMG companies, and graduated cum laude from the Paul Allen School of Computer Science at the University of Washington. Although not an investor by training, he believes that his technical knowledge gives him a unique edge when analyzing high tech companies and finding investment opportunities for a long term time horizon.
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