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It sounds like they're defining angels differently than is typically meant around here. This sounds more like a write-up of asking your rich uncle for a push.
by wheels 18y ago
It sounds like they're defining angels differently than is typically meant around here. This sounds more like a write-up of asking your rich uncle for a push. That said, it's nice to see it as a counterpoint to some of the conventional wisdom.
- pg 18y agoYes. There two senses of the word "angel:" people who invest in private companies, and a narrower sense meaning people who invest in startups. A study of the former will yield a portrait of an investor very different from the latter, who are a tiny minority of the total.