Twilio Braves Post-Brexit Market Turmoil

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on tech IPOs, highlighting Twilio's strategic timing of its IPO amidst market volatility. It explores how investors are adjusting their portfolios mid-year to show returns, making new listings attractive despite risks. The scarcity of IPO-ready companies is attributed to market volatility, with a focus on strong fundamentals for successful IPOs.

What significant event coincided with Twilio's IPO?

• The launch of a new tech product

• A major stock market crash

• The Brexit vote

• The US presidential election

Why was Twilio's IPO decision considered surprising?

• They were not profitable

• They had no investor interest

• They chose a volatile market period

• They had no clear business model

What is the 'scarcity effect' in the context of tech IPOs?

• A decrease in investor interest

• A lack of available shares for purchase

• A limited number of tech IPOs in the market

• A shortage of tech companies

Why is a path to profitability important for tech IPOs?

• It guarantees stock price stability

• It attracts more investors

• It ensures immediate returns

• It reduces operational costs

What are investors looking for in new listings during volatile markets?

• High-risk, high-reward opportunities

• Low initial stock prices

• Strong fundamentals and profitability

• Immediate dividends