VCs Are Optimistic
from the about-their-own-portfolios,-of-course dept
A new study shows that VCs are fairly optimistic about how well their own portfolios will perform in the near future, suggesting (possibly) that they've cleaned out all the crap companies from their portfolios. Of course, what might have been more interesting to see was what VCs thought of other firms' portfolios. Is this just a case of everyone thinking that they're a better than average driver, or a real situation of optimism among the VCs?
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