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Clem Delangue: The Ultimate Guide to Investing in AI; Elon's Threat to Sue OpenAI | E1013 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 1:24 Clément Delangue You know, we felt like the three letter ticker, like on the NASDAQ and all of that is kind of boring.
David Marcus: How I Came to Lead PayPal; Why FB's Crypto Failed; How AI Fixes Inequality | E1001 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 5:01 David Marcus Um, and then a year later, more or less, we sold the company to a company that was, uh, listed on the NASDAQ was worth about
Jason Lemkin: Cold Email Tips; Why Only 15% of Founders Listen to their VCs | 20VC #954 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 53:48 Jason Lemkin But it's really the only way they're gonna beat NASDAQ on this side.
Jeffrey Katzenberg & Sujay Jaswa: Takeaways from Dreamworks; What happened with Quibi? | 20VC #952 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 1:04 Sujay Jaswa Um, and then he started a software company in 1996, which, um, crazy story, went public on the day the Nasdaq peaked in 2000.
20VC: Why Operating Experience Becomes Irrelevant Fast and Operators Often Give Bad Advice to Founders, Is Silicon Valley Really Dead? Are Gen Z the Most Entitled Employees? What Will Happen to a Generation of Pre-PMF Companies with $50M in the Bank with
- ▶ 4:52 Sujay Jaswa Which, crazy story, went public on the day the NASDAQ peaked in 2000, the same day.
Cathie Wood: Elon & Twitter; Why Facebook is a Value Stock Now; ARK's Performance | 20VC #949 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 1:45 Cathie Wood Uh, so benchmarks you've heard S&P, 500, NASDAQ, uh, Russell, uh, MSCI.
- ▶ 18:21 Cathie Wood I think a lot of it has been, you know, last year, uh, uh, the market reached all-time highs in twenty-twenty-one as we were selling off, and it was, it was the Fangs, it was Microsoft, it was Nvidia, and those, those, if you look at the…
Emil Michael: How I Negotiated the $4B Uber-China Deal, Why DoorDash Caught Up to Uber | 20VC #941 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 45:33 Emil Michael And even if you account for the macro environment, the Nasdaq's still up 50%, he's down 50%.
Brad Gerstner: How I Pick Companies; Lessons from Warren Buffet; Chamath vs Gurley | E935 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 31:58 Brad Gerstner And if we do that, then multiples on the NASDAQ will be down 20 to 30%, which means the NASDAQ will be down 20 to 30%. 2 times in the scene
- ▶ 38:58 Brad Gerstner Well, so we have a, you know, I think our policy is pretty standard with, with most managers, which is we don't spend a lot of time marking up our books when the NASDAQ's going up and we don't spend a lot of time marking down our books… 4 times in the scene
20VC: Bumble's Whitney Wolfe Herd on How The Best Leaders Manage Intense Pressure, How To Think Through Risk vs Reward Frameworks & What it Truly Means to Listen so Your Teams Will Talk
- ▶ 0:42 Harry Stebbings And then in February 21, Whitney took Bumble public on the NASDAQ, and prior to founding Bumble, Whitney was the co-founder and VP of marketing at Tinder.
20VC: The Memo: Bill Gurley, Doug Leone, Keith Rabois; Investing Lessons from Prior Busts, How Their Investor Psychology Changed, What Can Be Applied To Today's Market
- ▶ 10:51 Roger Ehrenberg And then in, you know, 2001 with NASDAQ, it appeared as though it's a new normal.
- ▶ 15:15 Michael Eisenberg I knew a lot of people in 2002 1001 who took their foot off the gas from an investment perspective, and they let the psychology of the NASDAQ impact the psychology of early stage investing.
Fabrice Grinda: The First Person to Predict the Collapse of Credit Suisse? | 20VC #886 · 20VC with Harry Stebbings
- ▶ 20:50 Fabrice Grinda I mean, the, you don't see it in the NASDAQ so much because it's dominated by the high, by the, by the big tech stocks, uh, which haven't fallen too much.
20VC: WTF Is Going On? 3 Outcomes for What Could Happen From Here; What Needs to Happen To Avoid Recession? Why Stagnation is Most Likely and What This Means for Startups and Venture & Why Catastrophe is More Likely Than Ever and Switzerland Could Be a "H
- ▶ 19:41 Fabrice Grinda I mean, you don't see it in the NASDAQ so much, because it's dominated by the big tech stocks, which haven't fallen too much.
20VC Exclusive: Sequoia's Luciana Lixandru Unveils Sequoia's New 8 Week Accelerator, Arc | Biggest Takeaways from Working with Doug Leone and Roelof Botha | The Journey From a Small Town In Romania to Partner @ Sequoia
- ▶ 0:28 Harry Stebbings Sequoia-backed companies, accounting for more than 20% of NASDAQ's total value.
20VC: Bedrock's Geoff Lewis on Whether VCs Actually Provide Value or Not, Why Bedrock Does Not Have An Ownership Focus and The Difference Between Principles and Rules When Building a Firm or Company
- ▶ 14:19 Geoff Lewis When the company's working, to be on the board, to be there for the ringing of the bell at the NASDAQ, at the New York Stock Exchange.
20VC: Biggest Lessons and Challenges Building One of the Most Successful Seed Funds, How To Manage Investor Psychology, Self-Doubt and Insecurity & The Secret to Truly Successful Venture Partnerships with David Frankel, Co-Founder @ Founder Collective
- ▶ 11:40 David Frankel You've almost got to throw some history at this, and I was building a business in the mid-nineties, but, you know, even if you look forward to, like, the mid-two 1002 1004, right, the Nasdaq average closing price, I think, was about 2000.
20VC: How Startup Valuations, Fund Deployment Cycles, M&A and IPO Markets Will All Change in This New Market, Where Will The Biggest Crunch Be, When Is The Right Time To Be Aggressive vs Conservative with Roger Ehrenberg, Founding Partner @ IA Ventures
- ▶ 5:42 Roger Ehrenberg And then in, you know, 2001, you know, with NASDAQ, it appeared as though it's a new normal.
20VC: The Opendoor Memo: Keith Rabois on The Origins of Opendoor from a Conversation with Peter Thiel, Why Cash is Not a Competitive Moat for Startups Today and What People Misunderstand About Black Swan Events in Real Estate and How it Impacts Opendoor
- ▶ 27:03 Keith Rabois And at the time, NASDAQ rules didn't easily allow you to raise capital in conjunction with the direct listing.
20VC: Sequoia's Doug Leone on What Has Been Instrumental To Scaling Sequoia Over Generations, How Sequoia Think About International Expansion and What They Learned From China and India & Why When You Lose Pre-Seed You Become Private Equity
- ▶ 36:30 Doug Leone About a quarter of the NASDAQ, God knows how much of the NYSE in Hong Kong now, somewhere near 354 hundred IPOs, but that's all yesterday.
20VC: The Crowdstrike Memo: Accel's Sameer Gandhi on Leading Multiple Internal Rounds for Crowdstrike, Telling George Kurtz to Go Shop His Term Sheet, How To Think Through Market Sizing & The Importance of Speed of Execution and Knowing When To Go Slow To
- ▶ 0:10 Harry Stebbings Just last week, they were added to the Nasdaq a hundred index, a very special moment for any company, and since their IPO, they've soared from a listing price of 6.8 billion dollars to stay currently valued at 63.75 billion dollars.
20VC: Marcelo Claure, CEO of Softbank Group International on Lessons From Investing $1BN Per Week with Masa Son, How Softbank Could Have Up To 8 Companies Go Public in LATAM Alone Next Year & How Softbank Analyse Both Deal Pricing and Competition Today
- ▶ 24:28 Harry Stebbings Is it NASDAQ?
20VC LATAM Part 2: a16z's Angela Strange on When To Expand Beyond Your Core Market, Why Serving the Unbanked is Such Good Business & Whether the Startup Will Acquire the Distribution before The Incumbent Acquires the Innovation?
- ▶ 25:41 Harry Stebbings They're going to go to NASDAQ?
20VC LATAM: LATAM's Largest Fund, Kaszek Ventures on Scaling from $100M to $1BN, Why Capital is not a Source of Moat & Why LATAM is More Than Copycat Companies with Nicolas Szekasy, Co-Founder @ Kaszek Ventures
- ▶ 4:49 Nicolas Szekasy And fast forwarding a few years, we took the company public on Nasdaq in 2007.
20VC: Mike Lazerow on Why How You Operate As a VC Is More Important Than Who You Are and What You Have Done, Why Boards Are More Important for the Entrepreneur than Investor & How The Best Entrepreneurs Prep Their Boards & Extract Value From Them
- ▶ 7:53 Mike Lazerow i'll never forget this date 2000 the nasdaq which is where all the tech companies were fell nine percent and it ended a week in which it lost i think 20
20VC: Why and How The Best Companies Build Economies Around Themselves, When, Why and How To Build Effective Partner/Channel Networks & The Power of Compounding Growth in SaaS with Jay Simons, General Partner @ Bond
- ▶ 6:29 Jay Simons And when we got to the listing day, we listed on the NASDAQ, I put it next to the NASDAQ button and sent him a picture.
20VC: The Twilio Memo: Bessemer's Byron Deeter on How a $125K Initial Check Became Bessemer's Largest Position, What The Influx of Late-Stage Capital Means For Venture Today & Why The Incumbent Advantage Is Now An Incumbent Disadvantage
- ▶ 33:40 Byron Deeter It was literally the top performing ETF on all of NASDAQ, and number two tech ETF, I believe, worldwide.
20VC: Farfetch Founder, José Neves on Zen Buddhism and Its Impact on Leadership Mentality, Why Head vs Heart is Not the Right Way To Think About Decision-Making & How To Work Through Self-Doubt and Identity as a CEO
- ▶ 15:26 José Neves Okay, maybe the Nasdaq is down. 2 times in the scene
20VC: Datadog CEO Olivier Pomel on The Scaling Journey to a $26Bn Market Cap, The Challenges in Moving From Single To Multi-Product Company & How To Scale Efficiently into $M+ Enterprise Deals
- ▶ 29:12 Olivier Pomel Great to see, like, we had a hundred of our earliest employees on stage at NASDAQ for that.
20VC: Basecamp CEO Jason Fried on His Relationship To Risk, Money, Vulnerability and Self-Doubt, Fantasising About Being Fired, How To Optimise Decision-Making and Minimising Regret
- ▶ 9:23 Jason Fried But like my personal trading portfolio is like boring index funds, like S and P 500 in NASDAQ, the Dow, that kind of stuff.
20VC: Aleph's Michael Eisenberg on Why Generalists Over Specialists, Why Boutique Smaller Firms Over Multi-Stage Firms, Portfolio Construction Theory, Capital Concentration Limits and How To Think Through Reserve Allocations with Market Cycles in Mind?
- ▶ 8:18 Michael Eisenberg So I knew a lot of people in 2002 1001 who took their foot off the gas from an investment perspective, and they let the psychology of the NASDAQ impact the psychology of early stage investing.
20VC: Sequoia's Roelof Botha on His Biggest Lessons Working Alongside Don Valentine, Mike Moritz and Doug Leone, Leading Sequoia's US Business and What Sequoia Do To Retain Their Edge at the Top & The Crucible Moments That Define Startup Success
- ▶ 6:08 Roelof Botha We literally closed the financing right at the beginning of April, 2000, I think, 1516 days before the Nasdaq started to slide.
20VC: a16z's Ben Horowitz on How To Create An Environment of Trust with Founders, How and Why Creating Shocking Rules Is So Impactful To Culture & What The Samurai, Shaka Senghor and Toussaint Teach Us About Company Culture Building
- ▶ 6:26 Ben Horowitz I think the NASDAQ dropped over 90% from its peak to its trough, so, like, that's going to affect things.
20VC: Bain's Matt Harris on Why Valuation And Market Size Are Not The Most Important Thing At Series A, Why Backing Sociopaths Can Work & Late Cycle Momentum Investing & The Changes That Will Stay in Venture Forever
- ▶ 8:46 Matt Harris Capitalists, Mark Nunnally and Paul Mader, and I'll never forget spring of 2000 when the NASDAQ kind of plummeted.
20VC: Why Partners Are There To Save Each Other From Themselves, Why Effective Reserve Allocation Is The Hardest Question In Venture & What Makes The Truly Special Board Members with Jeff Fagnan, Founding Partner @ Accomplice
- ▶ 5:25 Jeff Fagnan You know, it was at a time where I remember like I joined NASDAQ was 5200.
20VC: Greylock's Jerry Chen on The 2 Fundamentals To Assessing Startup Risk, Why Good Investors Have To Be Optimistic & Why VCs Get In Trouble When They Move Outside Their "Strike Zone"
- ▶ 3:32 Jerry Chen So imagine that I saw the peak of the dot-com, the crash of the NASDAQ, and then, you know, two years of probably the worst venture climate ever.
20VC: Semil Shah on How To Raise An Institutional Venture Fund, Why LPs Mostly Have Reserve Allocation Theory Wrong & Why IPOs and Acquisitions Are Severely Constrained
- ▶ 20:05 Semil Shah I mean, it's lower than before, because now there's 4000 fewer publicly listed companies on the NASDAQ and New York Stock Exchange than there were 20 years ago.
20VC: Coinbase's Brian Armstrong on The Rise & Short Term Correction in ICOs, The Regulatory Framework Required For Blockchain To Succeed & How The Rise of Blockchain Disrupts The VC Industry
- ▶ 12:34 Brian Armstrong If you look at the NASDAQ, what it peaked at in 2001, I think we didn't reach back to where that was until maybe a year ago or something.
20VC: How To Test The Strength Of Co-Founder Relations, The Dangers Of Raising A Large Series A & Why The Biggest Challenge For Consumer Companies Is Finding The Second Big Hit with Rishi Garg, Partner @ Mayfield Fund
- ▶ 28:24 Rishi Garg Yeah, it's a NASDAQ-traded company.
20VC: Garry Tan on The Biggest Takeaways From Advising 700 Companies @ Y Combinator & Why Now Is The Golden Age For The Early Stage?
20VC: How Entrepreneurs Should Manage Their Board & Why Time Constraints Are Always The Key To Progress with Paul Berberian @ Sphero
- ▶ 0:37 Harry Stebbings And prior to Sphero, Paul was the co-founder of Rain Dance Communications, which floated on the NASDAQ.
20VC: What It Takes To Raise A VC Fund & Investing in First Time Fund Managers with Michael Kim @ Cendana Capital
- ▶ 6:37 Michael Kim You know, a large portion of the NASDAQ today are from companies that were venture backed.
20VC: James Cameron @ Accel on Building Great Startup Communities and The Rise of Enterprise and Cyber Security Software
- ▶ 13:25 James Cameron You've got this country that's got, what, like, eight million people, and it's got more NASDAQ-listed companies than all of Europe, plus China, plus Japan combined.
20 VC 094: Kanyi Maqubela @ Collaborative Fund on Rocketships, Feedback Loops and Turning Lemons Into Lemonade!
- ▶ 25:29 Kanyi Maqubela And you can find ways to buy people out perhaps by passing the buck and doing crowdfunding because, because NASDAQ is crowdfunding in and of itself, right?
20 VC 092: The Repeatable Playbook of SaaS with Ed Sim, Founding Partner @ BoldStart Ventures
- ▶ 0:29 Harry Stebbings Now, Ed truly has had the most astonishing career in early-stage SaaS, having led first-round investments in today's market leaders LivePerson, now on NASDAQ, and GoToMeeting, acquired by Citrix.
20 VC 066: FOUNDRY GROUP WEEK 1: Seth Levine: 'VC Is Not A Scalable Business'
- ▶ 4:00 Seth Levine That company went public, um, in March, 2000, March eighth, 2000, not to be confused with March 10th, 2000, which is when the, the Nasdaq, uh, hit its high.
20 VC 011: London's Early Stage Funding Scene with Thomas Jones
- ▶ 2:11 Thomas Jones And eventually we got an offer from the Nasdaq stock market to buy that whole company. 3 times in the scene
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