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The idea of subsidizing stadiums through taxes has always been odd. But sports teams are a public good. And these subsidies fuel new investments (like our investment in a rugby team!)
Today we’re looking at Finlete, which lets you invest in the future of up-and-coming athletes, earning a cut of their on-field earnings if they make it big.
America’s skiing market is dominated by Vail and Alterra — both of which are thriving. But this market has unique supply & demand qualities, and a very uncertain future.
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