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Two things: 1) I would assume that you can invest at the same level of risk at existing public company (e.g. micro cup, or investing in options), the this poin
by streetcat 13y ago
Two things:
1) I would assume that you can invest at the same level of risk at existing public company (e.g. micro cup, or investing in options), the this point is mute.
2) core pillar of modern finance is portfolio theory . I.e. how to mitigate a specific company risk by investing in portfolio of companies (which is what VCs are essentially doing). Hence, this would also imply here (regardless of the amount of audit employed). So really a risk of a single company is a non issue.
- confluence 13y agoTwo things 1) Those are esoteric. People don't do them. However the dotcom boom shows us that they will fund bullshit stock issues. 2) MPT is bullshit. Systems fail in a cascade fashion, not independently. Furthermore investors do not diversify.