Commonly Used Methodologies by Investors

MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a method of launching a basic version of a product with core features to quickly validate market demand and gather real user feedback at minimal cost.

The BCG Matrix is a classic business strategy tool that categorizes products or business units into four types based on market growth rate and relative market share, helping companies optimize resource allocation and strategic decisions.

Leverage Thinking is a mindset that focuses on using limited resources to create outsized impact by identifying "leverage points" that amplify input-output efficiency.