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I just watched this video and still have no clue what the hell you are talking about.
Excellent explanation
Hello, Thanks for explaining important concept, I have question : Accounting wise what Journal entries associated with pre money valuation and post money valuation ( Specifically : So accounting wise how to book the difference between price of new shares and the original price) ? Thanks.
using this vid 8 years later thank you
Phenomenal explanation. I appreciate you
Can a cliff be different at times? Supposingly if I put the first cliff after 2 years, and the second one after 3 years. Will that be possible?
I had a potential employer give me offer with an agreement that outlined a clause where it said anything in the past, present, future designs, patent, trademark, inventions, etc belongs to them and I would have to waive all rights. I never saw that in my life
Great video, studying for my final this evening lol
best explanation I've seen.
Goof stuff! I believe this perverse incentive that you mentioned is taken care of by the introduction of a CAP, which doesn't necessarily make life easier for the entrepreneur.
Good explanation. Thanks.
Great video! Thanks
I really appreciate explaining the power behind it. Some people just go into the math without really explaining the purpose and what not. Thanks. So what I learned from that is that there is a pattern here. The lower an entreprenuers' premoney valuation, the higher % in ownership investors could obtain and vice versa. Seems like there's an inverse relationship. The higher the pre money valuation, the less ownership investors are giving away. Very interesting.
Great explanation of a complex subject
Thank you sir!
You explained this better than my B-school professor. Thanks!
This video was uploaded 12 years ago and it’s amazing how well they’ve traveled through time. Better than most videos I’ve seen on this subject.
This video is from 2010, but I'm watching it in 2022 and learning from it. So funny to see how market penetration was when it comes to flat panels/computers/cellphones and smartphones. It's like travelling in time. Great video! Thank you!
great video
best content only is this old stuff. no fluff, leaves in the errors and no bs intro/outro. exactly what i needed to see :)
Anti-dilution provisions usually work only when the new round is made with lower price per share. This is what is called 'down round'. Do not be misled by video that anti-dilution should work even though the price of new issue is of the same value as the previous value.
Man, this is lit!
hi
a great video which deserves more views
Everything I didn't need to know about this topic.
Watching this video after 12 years. Thank you for the awesome presentation.
Thanks for this, super helpful way of explaining!!
Explain more sample on the changes of shares.. Will be good.
Great Video ! Small Correction , Dilution Equation would be = Money Raised / Post money Valuation !
thank you!
So what happens is there is a price cap and the new investor’s valuation exceeds the price cap?
Thanks a lot, simple and straight to the point
The math is bad!
wtf
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For a guy that values his time so much, he sure wasted a lot of mine with this lecture. 35 minutes in and he’s said nothing really.
Did u try it?
What about anti dilution? if only one person is to be diluted are shares issued to existing investor to protect their ownership?
Thanks a lot!
Good old 90's flip chart hahaha
Thank you! #KeepQuatereAlive!
Thanks Quatere
Where is he now ?
Thx so much! This video is so helpful:)
SO, in this case, vesting period is 4 yrs, right? vesting Cliff is 1yr. when is a granting date?
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Another fantastic explanation, thank you again!
Loved this explanation, so clear. Thank you!
Very good video!!!!!!
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How do you establish what your pre money valuation is?