This video is really slick. No intro, no cruft. Starts off right in the action. I have a habit of skipping ahead 15-30 seconds every time I watch a new video under the assumption that there's a useless intro. It works quite well 99% of the time but was completely unnecessary here. Huge props.
@@JohnCooganPlus Hi sir I have an idea But i can't execute where i live. for this i am coming to America, i want to me you as a ........ (you will see) THANK YOU FOR THE knowledge about MONEY
When you are watching videos for free, you are actually paying your "viewership" which contend creators generate revenue via paid ads (thus making viewer part of the product, rather than the consumer). And this is how capitalism works in internet era my friend.
I swear someone says this on every video just busting for them virtual likes.....tis getting old Everyone starts somewhere...Effort is put in, People appreciate what they see His subscriber count will grow naturally....People like you are just sad deep down lol Even though what you're saying is nice....
@@Eggzy-b7f I wrote a comment because 1) I meant what I said 2) It supports the youtube algorithm when you comment on a video (it blasts it out to more people) 3) I don't care about youtube likes, please forgive me that I wrote my support towards a youtuber I like
A lot of the Tech companies of today, were literally program names with workings within Stanford University. Basically, they were small ideas that were made big hence their names, I read this in a book, I’ll update when I find that book in my home library
The fact that there was such a huge ruse in California for this talent is interesting. Seeing the social network made me notice that some of these startups were just some nerdy kids getting big wins with their idea.
Fun fact: In 1968, Warren Buffett was serving on the board of trustees for Grinnell College in Iowa. One of Buffett's fellow board trustees, Bob Noyce, was raising the seed capital to start Intel. The college endowment decided to invest $100k in Intel (total round size was $2.5 million (Buffett wasn't the one who proposed the idea in the first place, but he did vote in favour of it, because he had full trust in the judgment of his fellow board members). Now, Buffett also had the opportunity to invest his own money in Intel, but he rejected, because he doesn't like technology investments. [source: The Snowball by Alice Schroeder p. 277]
Gotta say that was a rare 15 minute video where I didn't feel like it could have been done in 2 minutes (and I didn't feel my time was wasted). Great to start with whaling and finish with masterworks too.
Awesome, i cannot tell you how much i loved it, I have already watched something ventured but this approach of showing evolution of early stage investment with a timeline is really helpful in understanding the whole picture. Thank you.
To think that venture capitalists could acquire companies and reap major rewards when the founding team typically doesn't get the same control over the direction of their own company goes to show that dual-class shares are important for control. Series A, B and C funding are helpful because owners can effectively get immense money to scale or grow their business without losing much control, shares or profit. Since every company does their equity contracts differently because of the ambiguity regarding the legal terms, some owners may be lucky in the deal while others might take a bullet.
Interesting. I have one of those marketing "map of Silicon Valley" from around 1985 or so. There are at least 30 actual chipmakers there - names like IMI, IMP, Exel, Exar, VLSI Technology, SEEQ, IDT, Supertex, Micrel, Toshiba, Fairchild, Sipex, and the highly influential Ion Implant Services.
This is EPIC❤❤💥 We need more videossss❤❤ I keep rewatching the previous videos.. Would love to know your perspective on influencer marketing and how earning online has become a boooom
Good videos man, but you don't need to use so many movie clips. I think visual of you talking would make points more clear. Check out the gravel institute video on the Irish famine to see what I mean. Otherwise great content, I like your videos and topics
Great video. A big part is skipped over. Why was silicon valley started in the bay area? It turns out that 1. The geography of the bay had brought the military around 1900 who needed tech. 2. The geography of the bay which didn't have bridges at the time depended on hamm radio operators for communication, hence Telegraph Ave. 3. Already before the jeans and t shirt culture of startups like Google, the area was known to be more relaxed in work attire even in the 1910s, possibly due to the wild west attitude of the gold rush. 4. Palo Alto area has literally the best weather in the most growing country at the time. If you wanted the best lifestyle while pursuing odd new tech like radios this was the place to do it so it became a magnet for talent.
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This video is really slick. No intro, no cruft. Starts off right in the action. I have a habit of skipping ahead 15-30 seconds every time I watch a new video under the assumption that there's a useless intro. It works quite well 99% of the time but was completely unnecessary here. Huge props.
Agreeee!
I do same
Always skip 15s
Epic win. Great history
It's honestly insane how massive the impact has been.
Wow Garry Tan
@@JohnCooganPlus Hi sir
I have an idea But i can't execute where i live.
for this i am coming to America, i want to me you as a ........ (you will see) THANK YOU FOR THE knowledge about MONEY
But the future will be totally different.
The VC game is almost over.
You know when you've found an underrated channel when you feel guilty watching it for free.
This ☝🏼, this ☝🏼 and ☝🏼
you are not watching for free tho you paid for the device the internet electricity and your TIME
When you are watching videos for free, you are actually paying your "viewership" which contend creators generate revenue via paid ads (thus making viewer part of the product, rather than the consumer). And this is how capitalism works in internet era my friend.
that made me subscribe
Welcome to capitalist conditioning.
I feel like you are putting out really valuable content but don't have the audience you deserve yet. Keep producing, they will come
We are here
Yes, totally agree
I swear someone says this on every video just busting for them virtual likes.....tis getting old
Everyone starts somewhere...Effort is put in, People appreciate what they see
His subscriber count will grow naturally....People like you are just sad deep down lol
Even though what you're saying is nice....
@@Eggzy-b7f I wrote a comment because 1) I meant what I said 2) It supports the youtube algorithm when you comment on a video (it blasts it out to more people) 3) I don't care about youtube likes, please forgive me that I wrote my support towards a youtuber I like
Content is here forever, people will come.
bro your stuff is incredible, every video is more impressive than the last. keep the great content coming you’re going to blow up.
thanks a ton! really appreciate comments like this!
A lot of the Tech companies of today, were literally program names with workings within Stanford University. Basically, they were small ideas that were made big hence their names, I read this in a book, I’ll update when I find that book in my home library
Found it? please
@@realrogers890 “none dare to call it a conspiracy”
Intel, Fairchild, National, Signetics built the Silicon Valley by making chips before software took over.
No,it was harvard and also college dropouts
Love your channel!
Having a historical knowledge of VCs can definitely help startup founders have more leverage in their company!
You know your youtube channel is doing well when you have sponsors. Amazing job John Keep it going!
Love the videos man keep em coming
For sure, basically every little detail I mentioned could easily be a whole video! Lots more coming soon!
This video is epic. Absolutely amazing work my man!
The fact that there was such a huge ruse in California for this talent is interesting. Seeing the social network made me notice that some of these startups were just some nerdy kids getting big wins with their idea.
Fun fact: In 1968, Warren Buffett was serving on the board of trustees for Grinnell College in Iowa. One of Buffett's fellow board trustees, Bob Noyce, was raising the seed capital to start Intel. The college endowment decided to invest $100k in Intel (total round size was $2.5 million (Buffett wasn't the one who proposed the idea in the first place, but he did vote in favour of it, because he had full trust in the judgment of his fellow board members). Now, Buffett also had the opportunity to invest his own money in Intel, but he rejected, because he doesn't like technology investments.
[source: The Snowball by Alice Schroeder p. 277]
Working in tech I didn’t understand the VC world. Wow did this provide so much history and context for why things are today. 🙏🏼 Love the channel!
I love this channel- watching from Côte d'Ivoire- keep it up
We ARE learning lots
Keep this up bro .we need more people like you .I see your videos hitting the whole world soon
man his videos are so informative
the quality of his research, video, and his narration is super good...
Bro this is my first time watching your channel and this is some amazing content dude! Keep up the great work.
Rising up as some of my favourite channels to watch . Good stuff .
I’m absolutely in love with this channel. Binge watching all your videos please keep them coming.
I love how he just gets right into it. immediately engaging!
Another outstanding piece of content, John!
I can't imagine talking for 14 minutes nonstop. I love the research you made, I wish list some of those movies in this video, thanks 👍 for the content
Gotta say that was a rare 15 minute video where I didn't feel like it could have been done in 2 minutes (and I didn't feel my time was wasted). Great to start with whaling and finish with masterworks too.
This video is so to the point and really the most underrated channel with only likes in single digits
This video was so incredible! Great job!
This is the video I didn't even think I needed yet as soon as I saw it a smile went up on my face
When we start growing , we landed here. Thanks for the valuable content. God bless you ❤❤❤❤
I am watching your videos nonstop! Keep up the good work brother 🙏
This is a great summary but if anyone wants to read a detailed history I’d recommend reading The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Art of Disruption.
this was a nicely done video, welldone John👏👏👏👏👏keep up the good work
Amazing video mate! Learned a lot in these 15 minutes.
Very indepth analysis there, John! You keep it up buddy!!
You're one of the best storytellers in RUclips. Thanks for your hard work 😁
Just clicked the notification bell! Well researched and summarized presentation
Awesome, i cannot tell you how much i loved it, I have already watched something ventured but this approach of showing evolution of early stage investment with a timeline is really helpful in understanding the whole picture. Thank you.
Dude - so good I had to watch it twice.
The content you put out are incredible, I really enjoy the way you break things down and communicate them so clearly. 👍👍
Love your channel. Great content.
Excellent video. I'm hooked, the quality of this video is amazing. Good job.
Really enjoyed this. Thanks for inspiring me to make a vid of my own on the subject diving into the prelude to Silicon Valley's rise
🙏
Really i admire how you put together pieces of information
Thank you. Very informative and entertaining.
To think that venture capitalists could acquire companies and reap major rewards when the founding team typically doesn't get the same control over the direction of their own company goes to show that dual-class shares are important for control. Series A, B and C funding are helpful because owners can effectively get immense money to scale or grow their business without losing much control, shares or profit. Since every company does their equity contracts differently because of the ambiguity regarding the legal terms, some owners may be lucky in the deal while others might take a bullet.
Clucking Bell that was good. Wooh. I need to lie down for a bit.
Interesting. I have one of those marketing "map of Silicon Valley" from around 1985 or so. There are at least 30 actual chipmakers there - names like IMI, IMP, Exel, Exar, VLSI Technology, SEEQ, IDT, Supertex, Micrel, Toshiba, Fairchild, Sipex, and the highly influential Ion Implant Services.
Yes it was the center of silicon C development and manufacturing. That's how it got its name.
Silicone Valley got it's name in the 60s from IC development and manufacturing by Intel, Fairchild, National, Signetics before it all went off shore.
Some of the best content I've seen on these topics.
This is EPIC❤❤💥
We need more videossss❤❤ I keep rewatching the previous videos..
Would love to know your perspective on influencer marketing and how earning online has become a boooom
Awesome summary!
thanks a lot Derek! glad you enjoyed it!
Hi John, where have u been all my Y Tube life?
Love your channel and your husky voice is very kind to my ears. You have a new subscriber!😊
my favorite video on this channel yet.
This is literally a revelation. Great video!
This channel is Gold. Most underrated channel in RUclips
This channel is deserving of 10m+ subscribers. Youll get there
I'm very impressed by the storytelling, much props.
This is such a good explanation mashed up with so random images of whatever movies its funny to watch.
Great video! I was gonna subscribe but saw that I'm already subscribed.
thank you john keep your content bro
Glad I didn't have to do the research on this. Very nice! Thanks!
We Guys Need To Share some of his Vids
Just lovin' your way of making consise, important and informative videos! Keep up doing good job!
Your contents are the best in this biz
I don't understand much about these things, but I just love how this guy explains things
Okay, it’s time for me to create a company.
Edit:
It’s my first time watching your channel and you just inspired me to create a company.
Good luck bro
I am enjoying this broadcast. Great reporting.
Great video! It was very informative!
i did a Mini MBA on Startups after watching this, Your Content is Much Apricated👍
Great video, this is my first time watching your channel...
Instant click when you upload! Thanks!
Love that!
I am just addicted to your videos and Iearn a lot from them for sure♥️♥️
Watching infotainment videos is great. You are doing a great job.
I didn't know that so many famous actors were in charge of Silicon Valley companies
Thats a good one‼️ Subscribed...
This should be "The entire history of Silicon Valley VCs"
Good videos man, but you don't need to use so many movie clips. I think visual of you talking would make points more clear. Check out the gravel institute video on the Irish famine to see what I mean. Otherwise great content, I like your videos and topics
I know! Too much Leo.
you are a gemm. thank you all the way from zimbabwe
Great story telling of really good story. Well done
This is the first time I watch this channel..I feel like ,I need to watch multiple times to get the point.....bcoz your content is massive.....🙂
Great work! That's really valuable information.
Great video. A big part is skipped over. Why was silicon valley started in the bay area?
It turns out that 1. The geography of the bay had brought the military around 1900 who needed tech. 2. The geography of the bay which didn't have bridges at the time depended on hamm radio operators for communication, hence Telegraph Ave. 3. Already before the jeans and t shirt culture of startups like Google, the area was known to be more relaxed in work attire even in the 1910s, possibly due to the wild west attitude of the gold rush. 4. Palo Alto area has literally the best weather in the most growing country at the time. If you wanted the best lifestyle while pursuing odd new tech like radios this was the place to do it so it became a magnet for talent.
Well done man. I love this.
this channel is so underated given the video quality
7:12 what's a music?
I would rather win together as a team, then as an individual. Amazing teamwork could make the difference.
Teamwork in resource collection, individuality in building/creation.
Amazing! Love it. 👍🏻
Thank you. 😊
great video dude thanks
Sebastian Mallaby's book "The Power Law: Venture Capital and the Making of the New Future" is all about this
Do you mind sharing who your video editor is?
I really appreciate and enjoy your content. You do deep dives and bring valuable content!
Don't buy picassos - Warren Buffet
Big fan of your videos, never missed any!
Wow, that's dedication! Appreciate the support!
Nah this vid doesnt belong to a 170k channel! You should keep this up cuz u have good quality
I am in love with your videos
They don't like the idea of a competitor having 100 million dollars in the account so they take it 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for your contents I really needs that kind of contents
Yay, sponsor! Congrats. What do you know about the pre ipo Grey market?
This was really knowledgeable!💯
I love that your video image is Microsoft and Tesla. Two companies that aren’t Silicon Valley companies.
this was such a good video
Whoa !!
This video is a masterpiece