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Re:Why, mathematically, startups make more sense than ever today
on Tuesday August 27, 2013 @06:10PM (#6286600)
This argument is flawed. Yes startups have payoff akin to out of the money options, but that is obvious. However, the number of other startups would not affect the volatility. If anything it would be analogous to increasing the interest rate, since it increases the opportunity cost or cost of capital of investing in one particular startup vs other ones and decrease the value of the call option marginally. What would be analogous to "high vol" would be the speed of the startup to iterate and get to a real business model.
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Re:Mark Suster interviews Clayton Christensen [video]
on Monday April 29, 2013 @12:36AM (#5624108)
Why are there not more royalty based financings? Makes sense for a lot investments that can return solid returns but not homeruns.
Mark Suster interviews Clayton Christensen [video]
Re:You Are Naturally Short Housing
on Tuesday December 11, 2012 @01:39AM (#4903383)
If you are "naturally" short housing because you need it, can't you could make the same case for all hard commodities and stocks in companies that produce all your future consumption needs?