> The point is that the entire model deployed by VCs is to profit by disrupting the marketplace with predatory pricing, and leave the losses to the suckers who

> The point is that the entire model deployed by VCs is to profit by disrupting the marketplace with predatory pricing, and leave the losses to the suckers who buy into the IPO. That certainly rings true. But, I also think it's true that all the information you need to assess a business is right there in the public filing. So, at least in theory, enough information is out there to let the VCs keep holding the bag. Right?