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Funny =) Article says 90% aren't home runs - I'm curious: what's the expected rate of profitable exits (non-loss exits)? Is there enough activity in the vc-back
by rrival 19y ago
Funny =) Article says 90% aren't home runs - I'm curious: what's the expected rate of profitable exits (non-loss exits)? Is there enough activity in the vc-backed space / volume in the startup space to classify investments in tech startups on a mutual fund-like scale of risk vs growth expectation or is everyone, to massively oversimplify it, playing roulette hoping for another google?
- Frocer 19y agoI read that 1 out of 10 VC-funded start up succeeds, on average. I am assuming "succeed" means profitable exit. Activity wise, there certainly are enough data to pull a reasonable sample size to create a model. However, the tricky part is to identify the right variables. In my opinion, unlike the stock market, the variables to start-up success is much difficult to quantify. Would love to see their theory behind their model though!