Most tech startups are ponzis. Industries that actually are established, make money, and pay dividends>>
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I fail to see how any undeveloped industry becomes a Ponzi scheme. Please enlighten us.
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You’re usually spot on with your capital markets tweets but the 2nd part of this one is wide of the mark. IPOs are weird/unique in that market manipulation is not just legal but expected (eg the greenshoe) and there’s far less activity on short side than commonly believed.
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There’s substantial evidence showing that IPO valuations are fairly inefficient (they tend to be overvalued as they often reflect insiders capitalizing on investor exuberance)
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generally speaking, the physicists aren't making directional bets
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100% this
At least in the UK the crowdfunding and angel investment laws are quite good and you can make money from that.
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That's quite an odd way to put it. Perhaps we should be more comfortable with these physicists running the banking system & economy then...?
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1.) in some cases borrowing a stock to short it costs over 100% per year, which is a fail unless you get the timing just right, but... 2.) a surprise round of QE throws all analysis in the garbage
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