“Igor Pejic approaches technology investing as a serious craft. He reads widely, writes clearly, and helps investors connect the energy of innovation with the discipline of capital.”
—David Gardner, co-founder of the Motley Fool and author of Rule Breaker Investing 
 
“In Tech Money, Igor Pejic turns complex market dynamics into crystal-clear insights.  One hundred powerful charts reveal the real drivers of tech investing today.  Clear, concise, and immediately actionable—highly recommended.”
—Mike Rubin, CEO of Northpond Ventures
 
“Understanding the business models for technology companies and their shortened life cycles is critical to telling plausible valuation stories for these companies.  The information and tools in this book will help you navigate that treacherous landscape.”
—Aswath Damodaran, professor of finance at NYU Stern School of Business
 
“A great book full of clarity.”
—Rupert Sausgruber, rector of WU Vienna University of Economics and Business
 
“Tech Money provides a structured, data-backed framework for identifying where real asymmetric opportunities lie and when to act on them.  Anchored by a hundred compelling charts, this is a smart guide for navigating the new game of technology investing.”
—Jeff Desjardins, founder and editor-in-chief of Visual Capitalist
 
“Tech Money demystifies the cycles of tech disruption and equips investors— beginners and seasoned alike—with the tools to spot high-conviction opportunities and time them effectively.”
—Rick Heitzmann, founder and managing director at FirstMark Capital

"One of the best things about this book is the quantity and quality of the advice provided. Each of the 100 mini-chapters is filled with tips or angle that investors can, with a little effort, profitably incorporate into their everyday behaviour, such as how to use patent filings to predict the areas in which the technologies of the future are going to appear. Even if the current tech boom proves to be overdone, this book is a treasure trove of practical advice that will change the way you approach investing."
–Money Week