New U.S. inflation data is augmenting tech stocks, helping shares of cloud companies reach prices they haven't been close to for nearly a year.
Slower rate increases would shift the calculus for investors, making assets like stocks — and tech stocks in particular — more attractive.
Call it the return of the P/E ratio, or the revenge of profits, but the days of the revenue multiple might be behind us. At least for now.
In a normalizing market like this one, once-inflated valuations can become a big problem, particularly for founders, employees and early investors.
The 2019-2022 share price parity allows us to determine if Okta is on the receiving end of a potentially unfair shellacking.
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Put simply: If the tech companies with the richest valuations were dragged closer to a 20x multiple, it would slash the worth of nearly every tech company, period.
Investor and entrepreneur Anshu Sharma — formerly a partner at Storm Ventures, now CEO of privacy-focused SkyFlow — asked on Twitter today about the connection between interest rates and t