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Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by chandrab on Tuesday March 20, 2007 @08:32PM (#5264)
This is one of the better posts I've seen on the topic..If you want to dive in deeper Brad Feld's blog series on term sheets. Another good read is: http://www.fenwick.com/VC_Terms.htm. It covers nice things like liquidation preferences, rachet clauses and other things that will make your head spin!
Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by paul on Wednesday March 21, 2007 @04:23PM (#5483)
That's a good page. The link is broken though (YC news picked up the period). Here it is again: http://www.fenwick.com/VC_Terms.htm
Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by nickb on Wednesday March 21, 2007 @02:57PM (#5466)
This is a great lesson. A small piece of something big is worth less than a large piece of nothing!

Now, what are the odds that there is gonna be another IPO this decade so that 0.1% of the pre-IPO stock ends up being worth $100mm+? And what are the odds that you'll be the part of it? :)

Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by zkinion on Wednesday March 21, 2007 @11:39AM (#5411)
Very nice blog posting. Its amazing how such a low percent can equal that amount of money.
Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by dougw on Monday March 19, 2007 @07:29PM (#5079)
Great post. Thanks paul!
Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by gustaf on Tuesday March 20, 2007 @01:49AM (#5124)
Great writing paul!
Re:Paul Buchheit: Equity math for startups (sometimes 0.1% e... by patrick on Monday March 19, 2007 @10:03PM (#5100)
Very informative!