34 Quotes by Tom Taulli

When the general market gets a cold, the IPO market gets pneumonia. It's that kind of relationship.

While they're not saying, 'Come over here, you'll make a lot of money (by) short-term trading,' ultimately it's set up to do that.

Brands are something very much of a value in the marketplace and it makes it easier to sell a deal like that.

At some point (the market) does get saturated,

There's nothing here in terms of an operational business. It's a laboratory.

The silence has been deafening. Usually, tech drowns out everything else but now the IPO market is a place where investors don't like to take a risk.

Sometimes it takes a McDonald's or a Wendy's to test the waters a little bit and see where it goes.

As a public investor, if you've seen a company do a couple of dividend recapitalizations, be on warning. You may be getting a company that's crippled with debt.

Back in 1998 and 1999, you got a domain name that sounded cool, raised a lot of money, rolled the dice and hopefully something good would come out of it.