Theory Ventures的动态

Good post and data

Follow up question - what is the net profit margin required to go public. The correct answer is ZERO. It's not a real business until your net profit margin beats Walmart's... currently 2.88%.

Good point - “Private market capital values companies at higher prices (from higher multiples) & is less expensive to raise.”

If you were to bet money on whether a startup goes public or not, how would you evaluate the chances?

Am I old fashioned in being more interested in what the plans are for the funds rather than how the funds are raised?

1 - how do we get these underwriting fees way lower?; 2 - curious what companies were included in the data (e.g., was this only venture-backed enterprise tech)?

Zero revenue if you are in Healthcare

The problem with this post and really the entire concept of todays market is it seems no focus on Profit, because until we switch to a sustainable economic model that is fair for all that is the only thing that matters.

Why is under writing so expensive? And what are the core components?

private for longer