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It is important to separate the author from the ideas, regardless of whether we agree with the conclusion. The non-public market is worse for retail investors.
by mattmcknight 16y ago
It is important to separate the author from the ideas, regardless of whether we agree with the conclusion.
The non-public market is worse for retail investors. The 31% price premium and lack of liquidity are facts.
Sox has made it a much more challenging step to go public. IPOs are down.
The valuation bubble is red herring- there are always overvalued shares out there. However, Sox is contributing to a larger private market in shares which is disadvantageous to the retail investor.