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I agree that risk is certainly required if you want to make a return on your investments, however, all I'm saying is that for every Facebook, there are hundreds
by autotune 10y ago
I agree that risk is certainly required if you want to make a return on your investments, however, all I'm saying is that for every Facebook, there are hundreds more that don't make it where money gets wasted. If I were an investor I'd want to make sure there was a tangible product doing something innovative out there, rather than just a new way to collect and sell user data. I'm not a VC nor do I really inderstand the mindset though, so if investing in miracles is your thing and has worked for you then more power to you.
- argonaut 10y agoYes. Investing in miracles is what VCs do. Investing in 50 companies and only having 5 of them succeed is what they do. Investing in 50 companies and expecting 45 of them to succeed is called being a small business bank.