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Best Data Analysis Software

The Daily Egg

He’s a hedge fund manager who had foreseen the shocking 2007-2008 housing collapse. The post Best Data Analysis Software appeared first on The Daily Egg. Having betted against subprime-mortgage bonds ahead of the meltdown, he made about $750 million in profits for his investors and $100 million personally. The answer is […].

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Product-Market Fit in Different Capital Environments

Tom Tunguz

In 2008, tightfistedness dominated the market. Software startups would need at least $1m in ARR to raise capital to muster a small round. Today, a story is sufficient to raise a 2008-sized Series B. Ten years ago, a top decile software company tripled. In my notebook, I sketched this 2x2.

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ChatGPT & Taylor Swift

Tom Tunguz

In 2008, after the iPhone app store launched, we asked each other, is there an app for that? We sought out software that would change the way we live. Seizing it could mean acquiring millions of new users who will want to use software in new ways. Platform shifts arouse curiosity. I could show you incredible things.”

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The Publicly Traded Company Worth 250x More in 10 Years

Tom Tunguz

Ten years ago, Nvidia’s market cap hovered around $4b, down from its previous high of $13b in 2008. Now, cloud companies, major B2B & B2C software companies’ appetite for GPUs has put the Data Center segment on a hypergrowth trajectory. In a decade, the business increased in value about 250x, compounding at about 74%.

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2022: A Cr*p Year for SaaS IPOs. But a Pretty Good Year for M&A.

SaaStr

In fact, IPOs had their biggest slump since 2008: IPO listing volume is down a stunning 93%(!) In fact, per Morgan Stanely, 2022 was a record for Private Equity-backed software transactions: Add in the fact that every year there is at least one Figma-type deal, when fear trumps all else … and 2022 wasn’t quite as bad as it looked.

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Don’t Draw The Wrong Conclusions from 2022

SaaStr

Change at a pace we haven’t seen since 2008, when the world of SaaS was just so, so much smaller. SaaS spend and SaaS software didn’t shrink in this crazy years. But they do bounce back fast. — Jason Be Kind Lemkin  (@jasonlk) December 30, 2022. So this last year was one of so much change. And then … crash.

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Doubling Down: Peter Specht, Partner at Creandum

SaaStr

Embat is building the next-generation treasury management software. Businesses involved in AI, climate, and generally any software ventures that demonstrate efficient growth are experiencing high demand. Creandum led the first institutional round in 2008 and it became Europe’s largest tech company to go public ten years later.

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