This Week’s Best Reading The JOBS Act and The Law of Unintended Consequences Is this what happens when you put Congress and the SEC in charge of something meant to foster innovation? Should we really be surprised?
Before the era of online brokerages like e-Trade, plenty of smart people said average citizens would never go online to invest in stocks. They said you’d have to be crazy to use services like e-Trade.
This Week’s Best Reading The Difference Between Big Markets and Great Markets The best investors and entrepreneurs often look for great markets rather than great companies.
This might sound bold, but here’s my prediction … In 10 years, people will look back and agree that February 24th was the day that equity crowdfunding came into its own.
“This was the hottest deal in Silicon Valley…” This quote, courtesy of CNN Money, is from Lars Dalgaard. Lars is a partner of Andreessen Horowitz, a top-tier venture capital firm.
“Who are these companies raising money online?” read the email in my inbox yesterday. “Can’t they raise money the old-fashioned way?” Over the last few weeks, we’ve received several emails at Crowdability asking similar questions.
Last Thursday morning, as I was browsing headlines on The New York Times , I saw an article entitled, “Which Start-Up Could Be the Next Big Thing?” That’s a serious newspaper and an exciting topic. Coffee in my left hand, mouse in my right, I clicked on through.