Talk about “The Big One” in Silicon Valley and you need to specify: Earthquake or tech bubble bursting?
At the moment, such confusion is all the more understandable. In the same way that a swarm of small quakes can either be an early warning of coming disaster or needed releases of tension on a faultline, investors are watching tremors run through Silicon Valley’s tech economy even as startup CEOs and investors tout their companies as the next big thing.
Image: http://upstart.bizjournals.com/ - Morh Davidow VC Josh Green, the outgoing chairman of the National Venture Capital Association, believes the recent dip in IPO activity and returns is good for the long-term health of tech investing.
To read the original article: Are we in a bubble? VCs are warily optimistic
