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Investing in your P&L
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Last discussed Jul 2, 2026
An investing strategy where you identify and invest in the stocks of tools and vendors your own company uses, leveraging insider knowledge from firsthand experience.
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Shaan Puri · Jul 2, 2026
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Used for: Identifying high-conviction stock investments based on tools you use daily in your own business
Praised: Leverages insider knowledge unavailable to typical investors; generates convi...
vs: Aaron Levie validates with Box's tech stack, noting the portfolio would have ...
"It's a pretty underrated strategy. I call it investing in your P&L because you just go look at the expense items. I own an e-commerce business and ecom's a pretty brutal industry, but I just funneled all the profits into Shopify and the underlying..."
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