To be clear, nothing against those companies - there are some great ones out there.
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Party like it’s 1999.
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I don’t think it’s remotely similar. Lots of fantastic companies being built - skeptical, measured reception for IPOs with questionable economics, and a private market responding accordingly. Seems extremely healthy.
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At the same time, my employer has been profitable and steadily growing revenue and customer base since 2014, yet we've been getting punished at the end every quarter by the market for not growing as fast as "analysts" think we should
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sometimes the market ain't worth it.
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I have a fairly sophisticated framework now for why saying you’re “a tech company” is approaching meaningless, if you believe that alone justifies a 10x multiple.
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I feel bad for the thousands of people about to lose their jobs at WeWork but it’s the only way to salvage the company. I’m very interested to see the eventual outcome for this company. It’s hard to believe an IPO could happen anytime in the next couple years.
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I remember the articles earlier this year that talked about how Uber, Lyft Airbnb WeWork going public was going to cause a massive squeeze on SF real estate. That died down very quickly.
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