We asked this sub what the ideal investing event looks like. Then we built it.

REDDIT.COMMar 27, 2:09 PM UTC

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  • A curated value investing event called 'The Pitch Room' is being held in NYC on April 18th. It aims to bring together 50 vetted investors to pitch and challenge investment theses. While focused on value investing principles, the event's impact on the broader US equity market is expected to be minimal, primarily influencing sentiment within the value investing community.
We asked this sub what the ideal investing event looks like. Then we built it.

A few weeks ago, we asked a simple question in this sub: has anyone found an investing event format that's actually worth the time.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ValueInvesting/comments/1rviuet/has_anyone_found_an_investing_event_format_thats/

The responses were very clear. Everyone wanted the same thing: a group of vetted, quality investors with prepared theses and pushback on ideas from the group.

They didn't want another panel or another networking happy hour. They all wanted something closer to how the best investment committees actually operate.

So we decided to make this happen.

The Pitch Room is a curated gathering of 50 serious investors in NYC on April 18, where every attendee applies with a thesis.

From there, selected presenters pitch live and get challenged on their assumptions, bear cases, and valuation by the rest of the room.

The goal isn't to watch someone talk, but instead to leave with sharper ideas and more clarity because a room full of serious investors stress-tested your thinking.

The event is free but it requires an application so we can ensure only vetted investors will be present.

If that sounds like what you've been looking for, apply for a spot: https://luma.com/z60mat3l

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