IPO Market Transformation
The IPO landscape has shifted dramatically, with a staggering drop in the profitability of companies going public—from 78% in 1980 to zero last year. This change reflects a broader trend where larger companies with less established business models are entering the market, driven by venture capitalists' focus on scaling rather than building sustainable businesses. This approach raises concerns about the long-term health of both individual companies and the economy as a whole.In this clip
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