Ankit Sawant

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Startup Bubble?
By Ankit Sawant

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Head of Silicon Valley's most important startup farm says we're in a 'mega bubble' that won't last
Business Insider - Matt Weinberger
Sam Altman, the head of the super successful and prominent Silicon Valley startup accelerator Y Combinator — where Airbnb, Dropbox, and others got their start — has an unconventional take on whether the tech industry is experiencing a bubble. "What about this mega bubble that we're definitely in and …
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This is the 'bubble' that people in the tech industry should fear: Leader of Silicon Valley's top startup school
Business Insider - Jay Yarow and Tess Danielson
Sam Altman, leader of startup school and venture-capital fund Y-Combinator, doesn't think we are in a tech bubble. He believes we are in a "tech bust," where technology companies are undervalued. He thinks private technology companies as a general group are destined to rise, and that people …
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The worst thing about tech bubbles isn't what you may think
computerworld.com - Patrick Thibodeau
You may recall how the last tech bubble 15 years ago resulted in staggering market losses, numerous failed start-ups and increasing IT unemployment. …
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flipped into Startup Bubble?
Hot shot startup investor Bill Gurley just wrote a cryptic tweet about the looming tech bubble — once you understand it, you'll be a little freaked out
Business Insider - Jason Lemkin,
The other day, Bill Gurley, who has to be on the Top 5 most successful and smartest VCs, had a few semi-cryptic tweets. Cryptic to non-VCs, at least: Many of you may not even know what an LP meeting is. It’s where VCs meet with their own investors, the “Limited Partners.” And it might be a bit …
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Deutsche Bank: the China meltdown now looks a lot like the dotcom bubble
Business Insider - Oscar Williams-Grut
China's stock markets look like they could be heading for free fall again, after collapsing around 30% in just four weeks starting in mid-June. That collapse was compared to the Wall Street Crash of 1929, with Bloomberg pointing out the similarity in the trajectory of the fall. But Deutsche Bank says …
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-07-06/there-is-no-tech-bubble-still-be-worried-
Ankit Sawant
Jul 29, 2015