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People chase returns, and when they do, they can end up with a lot of funds that have done well together,» he said.
Not exact matches
We will continue to see over-funding of late - stage venture financings until the bloom comes off the rose and then I predict rational non-VCs will
return to their day jobs
chasing returns in other corners of the financial world and we
people who only know how to do venture will continue doing just that.
When it comes to investments,
people naturally
chase the highest possible
returns on their money, and that makes sense.
The intensity of investors» preferences may vary, but
chasing outlier
returns from stocks that are in vogue seems to be a steady habit... many
people find it very hard to change their mindset, and they just don't seem to learn from experience.
Many
people chase after the best
returns and in the process add a lot of risk.
The profits that these
people made would attract other
people, and eventually everyone would
return to
chasing the dream of beating the market.
But the natural tendency is to
chase returns, because most
people don't think, they imitate.
The idea that MArge Simpson of Evergreen Terrance, Anytown USA and
people like her, can hope to guess right in purchase after purchase, year after year, and not
chase lost
returns after a down year, etc. is ridiculous.