There
is plenty of venture capital around. However, the problem is that
venture capitalists worry they have little escape opportunities with
which to make their eventual profits.
Venture
capitalists make their big profits only when they can sell their
ownership through a major Wall Street underwriting. or with a private
sale to a major corporation.
And
that often is a long shot during a recessionary/tepid recovery
economy. Exit strategy can become more problematic. Some skeptics may say
the Bigger Fool Theory may be clearer; would-be buyers may not be as eager
to buy in to as many venture capital propositions. (See
the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments.)
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