I think there's a lot of bubble like activity that is happening right now. And i don't think it's sustainable forever. I don't know exactly what the catalist will be, and whent when it will shift. But, you know, i think maybe it was worn buffet that said, history doesn't repeat itself, but it rhymes. The tect bubble, my experience in tha great procession and sort of a what's going on right now feels like a lot of similarities. It's hard not to, at some point, this is not the last robbert, for sure, right?
The Sunday Times’ tech correspondent Danny Fortson brings on Ryan Feit, co-founder of SeedInvest, to talk about creating the Robinhood for private startups (3:45), working at Lehman Brothers before the recession (6:45), scratching the entrepreneurial itch (12:45), business school (16:30), the idea for SeedInvest (18:30), getting a law passed in Congress (20:20), making the regulator’s job harder (28:45), pondering giving up (31:45), finally getting regulations passed (34:20), the average SeedInvest investor (37:50), what’s in it for founders (42:10), and frothy markets (46:40).
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