"I still do some angel investing and sit on five boards of companies we invested in through Sequoia. Sequoia makes more money on the companies after the IPO than during the IPO, in which it does not sell shares." "You don't need to cry about companies you didn't invest in, because there are enough companies you invested in to cry about. The AI revolution is ten times bigger than mobile, and this is an understatement." It's no coincidence that Sequoia, a super sophisticated fund, entered Israel in 2001 after the bubble burst.

Source: Forbes March 10, 2024 13:14 UTC