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As public tech valuations fall, are start up investments evolving quickly enough?

• ByStartupStory     |    February 4, 2022

The pandemic trade close down a while ago. The Covid- induced accumulate that empowers a host of tech companies is also vanishing quickly.

The results are showing up in Big tech earnings.

For start ups, it’s bad news —to the good times of the last handful of years actualise to be in rapid decline, with many start ups holding onto conjectural valuation, and revenues more aborning than impressive.

The question before us is Simple: can the bedecking dynamics of the venture capital market slow to the point that start up valuations ( expectations, fundamentally) reach coequality with capability exit values ( forecasts, fundamentally) before too many young tech companies are priced like early- to mid- 2021,

Exits are still possible?

The forewarning signals are pillars, and we are not just talking about a changing monetary environment, though that does matter.

We are be holding tech companies on the public markets dig away to meet investors expectations for future growth in any number of categories.

Social- media? Struggling. Fin tech ? Hustling. Content streaming? Hustling.Calling.

Key industries that spawned a host of high- priced start ups are gaping are staring down a market in which their public comps are taking on water faster than bulls can bail.

And the damage could get even ubiquitous, After all, we have not even started the monetary stretching, expected in the rest of the year.

This is just the beginning.

Facebook partakes are off around 25% this morning, cutting around $ 200 billion from its market cap.

The Nasdaq composite is for approximately 25% this morning, cutting around $ 200 billion from its market cap.

The Nasdaq composite is off 1.8% as a whole.

Cloud stocks are off 1.6% Snap’s stocks is off 19%.

After falling from around $ 175 per share to around $ 130 yesterday, Pay Pal is off another 4% this morning.

Cutting more or less Spotify stock is off another 4% this morning.

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