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Is there a signaling issue introduced at all? 1) can investors see that a startup is not at the venue or at a table all morning and get a feel for demand? 2)
by chicagoBears76 10y ago
Is there a signaling issue introduced at all?
1) can investors see that a startup is not at the venue or at a table all morning and get a feel for demand?
2) can investors gather any information from the matching results to get a feel for demand?
3) is there a chance for investors to send false signals by showing their interest in other startups artificially? Vice versa for startups at all (would require collusion so unlikely)
2 and 3 not so much but regarding number one, will physical observation of the meeting space introduce any signaling oppurtinities be it genuine or fraudulent by either party?
- sandGorgon 10y agoThis is exactly what will happen (re: my comment in this thread). This is a highly investor friendly move and will benefit the top 10 startups of a batch. This will worsen the situation for the long tail.
- Finbarr 10y agoI don't think so. 1) There are way more investors than startups and we anticipate a busy day for everyone based on past data. 2) Not the demand for a company. 3) No.