So you want to throw an IPO? Part 4 – Pick your liquidity
This is Part 4 of my ongoing examination of the IPO Process, you can start at Part 1 or last week’s Part 3. In that last post, I went through […]
Category Archives: The Street
So you want to have an IPO: How NOT to report your first quarter’s results
Twitter reported results last night. They delivered revenue and EPS, for the past quarter and guidance, ahead of expectations. Nonetheless the stock fell 25% today. This was their first quarter […]
So you want to have an IPO Part 3: Why?
Last week I looked at all the reasons not to go public. And there are a lot of them. Being a public company comes with a lot of headaches. It […]
So you want to throw an IPO? Part 2: Why?
This is Part 2 of my ongoing series on going public. You can find Part 1 here, and the follow-on Part 3 here. Once upon a time, taking a private […]
My Last Single-Purpose Device
Does anyone remember the Compaq Portable word processor? Launched in 1983, and weighing in at a mere 28 pounds, it was hailed as a major milestone in portable computing. It […]
So you want to have an IPO?
For the next few months I am going to periodically write about the IPO process. This is a subject that has been kicking around in my head for a while. […]
A question for the audience – IPOs ?
Before I get to today’s subject, I wanted to pose a question to my readers. I have a long series of posts I have been thinking about writing. I wanted […]
CES, Next Time
So long Las Vegas, I’m skipping town now. Two days at the Convention Center were enough. In then end, I managed to find time to walk the entire show floor […]
Ugh, CES
Like the rest of the blogosphere, I am headed to CES tomorrow. Twitter (follow me @jaygoldberg) and my RSS feeds are filled with CES stories and an endless sea of regurgitated […]
Capital Flows and You – Follow Up
Yesterday I posted a quick analysis I did comparing equity market inflows and Venture funding. My main point was that the Valley has done well recently because venture dollars have been […]
Digits to Dollars 