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Yes, and it's obviously in investors' best interests to "take their sweet time" when it comes to deals and getting the best terms. Half of their signalling come
by Hydraulix989 10y ago
Yes, and it's obviously in investors' best interests to "take their sweet time" when it comes to deals and getting the best terms. Half of their signalling comes from what other investors are thinking about doing.
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- joshu 10y agoAs an actual investor (rather than guessing) I thought it was awesome - it usually takes a dozen calendar dances and a month to meet with everyone. I was able to get it done in a day. You aren't committing to invest in them, it's just a way to get initial meetings done.
- Hydraulix989 10y agoTo be clear, I'm an actual investor as well, but I don't specifically invest in YC companies.
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