will the tech startup bubble ever pop?

>>60747553
It has to, eventually.

1 month

>>60747553
no, because nobody's buying into the them.
besides, most of them fail fast enough that a bubble can't even grow.

>>60747553
will this show ever become entertaining

>>60750200
1 month

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>>60747553

It already did pop back in 2002, which is why it is all but standard for corporations that buy into IPOs to have a backup option. Ironically enough, this option was a major plot point in the very show you advertise for. Instead of a corporation ovtaining a company with an offer once it goes public and the company folding in a year leaving the company out millions (or billions), the company is instead bought for x amount with a promise of y amount of growth within a set amount of time else the corporation takes majority control of said company and liquidates it or resells the tech to recoup whatever losses it can. This has created a fine balancing act between companies that can and can't withstand the market.

Probably not, at least not in the way many people think of when they think of an economic bubble popping. Worst case scenario you'll see firms cracking down harder on the excessive spending that plagues many startups.

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>>60747553
>he wants to go to sillicon valley
>not shenzhen
why are you such a pleb?

>>60747553
It's not like dotcom bubble where companies with pretty much nothing but a domain name were evaluated at billions.

>>60752887
/this
shenhzen is love, shenzhen is life