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The Pros and Cons of Investing in SaaS Companies
54:23 - 58:19 (03:55)
The high gross margins and pure software nature of SaaS companies make them attractive investment options, but the market may be inflated due to investors chasing yield. There is potential for growth, but also the possibility of the market reaching its peak.
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