Data points 1 and 3 suggest that some tech investors have over-valued some startups, relative to later or public investors. That doesn't directly suggest there

Data points 1 and 3 suggest that some tech investors have over-valued some startups, relative to later or public investors. That doesn't directly suggest there's a recession coming, though a lot of people losing a lot of money in a bubble bursting is never good. 2 is related, in that loose money in tech drives up the cost of some supply-limited items, especially in SF/SV. I'm not sure how these conditions are supposed to predict a coming recession.