Nick Colas asserts the rush of tech IPOs does not point to a market bubble, and he has data to help prove it.
"We haven't had a lot of tech IPOs. There were just 52 last year. In the heyday in the 1990s, we got over 250 tech IPOs every year through the back half of that cycle," he said Friday on CNBC's"Trading Nation."So, even though this feels like a big calendar coming up, it really isn't buy historical norms — particularly those norms that we worry about in terms of tech cycle tops and peaks.""Tech is trading 18 times earnings.
"For the moment, current market valuations should support broadly what these companies are asking for. The issue is going to be both market dynamics," said Colas."How's the market is behaving? Where's the VIX? Where are the last three IPOs trading?"
Don’t worry. But in closing these companies loss billions every year.
Lyft treats drivers in deceitful, dishonest ways. Abusive company, much like uber. Not a sustainable business model, to cheat your most valuable resource.
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