Venture Capitalist Mark Suster agrees with Fred Wilson.
We're in a "frothy" tech environment.
And of course, he says, we're in a bubble.
How do VCs invest during frothy times? And how should entrepreneurs go about raising money?
Suster lays out some guidelines in a 70-slide PowerPoint document.
He says:
- Whom entrepreneurs should be taking investments from
- What the right amount of money to raise is
- Where the market is going
- When to start the fundraising process
- How entrepreneurs should raise money
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