There has been a fair bit of skepticism about the quick rise of value investors have put on the stocks for LinkedIn and Groupon. The phrase "tech bubble" has even come back into the parlance. But Marc Andreesen, who knows a thing or two about big public offerings from his days as founder of Netscape, is not buying it. All he's buying is the stocks of these two high tech companies. And he explained why in this interview with Kevin Delaney of the Wall Street Journal:
Posted
06-07-2011 10:23 AM
by
Graham Griffith
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