Private market investments: why capital goes where there is no stock exchange noise yet
The good thing about the investor terminal is that it creates a sense of control.
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The good thing about the investor terminal is that it creates a sense of control.
They like to package ventures as a beautiful story: two founders in a hoodie, a garage, the first version of a product, then a billion-dollar company, an IPO...
The stock market has a very strong psychological advantage: everything seems visible.
When an investor enters a pre-IPO, they are often shown a growth outlook.
People like the idea of a top: name the five best companies, and the problem seems to be solved.
In pre-IPO, everyone loves to talk about entry. What company, what is the valuation, what funds are inside, when is the IPO, what is the potential upside.
The biggest mistake in Pre-IPO is to assume that risk only starts when the company starts to underperform the market.
An IPO is seen as the moment when a company “becomes available to investors.”
Pre-IPO klingt für viele Anleger wie in früher Zugang zu einer späteren Erfolgsgeschichte.
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A public market ticker gives investors a strange form of comfort.