So, scott cooper, what does a Venture Capitalist do . Basically what we do is we provide money to companies that are trying to grow and hopefully arbecome very Big Companies like facebook or google or apple someday and then if we are doing our jobs correctly we are also helping them grow the company so we dont work in the businesses but hopefully we can provide introductions to them and help them navigate new challenges as they go through the business so we like to think of ourselves as a money provider and hopefully a supporter as the business grows. Why cant a company such as a the one you describe go through a bank and do traditional avenues. Good question. The problem is most of the businesses we reinvest in our ricky businesses and lose money for a long period of time as they invest in banks are just not in the business of doing that or taking risk of losing their capitals so we are willing to take that risk and in fact half of what we invest in will lose our money and any bank wh
Over 40 percent with fewer people driving flying or shipping this combined with an excess in Global Oil Production has greatly contributed to the falling market just we have never seen anything like this and of course its a consequence of the pandemic which will eventually and still Oil Production production had already outpaced our need for it so where do you see the oil industry going from here is this a wake up call for it. Well you need to let me take you back in time 1st lets go back to the end of the vietnam war when the war ended in vietnam we had plenty of gas we were supporting the war machine war machines require huge amounts of gasoline and oil yet when the vietnam war ended what happened there was an oil shortage how could there possibly be an oil shortage when the war is ended and were using the last were now using the less well they held it back they created their own shortage because then all of a sudden gas before that was double digit under a dollar a gallon well when
A delivery would have actually been paid to accept it rather than paying to buy it to better understand this lets look at the most widely followed Oil Futures Contract in the United States west texas intermediate crude its june contracts fell over 40 percent with fewer people driving flying or shipping this combined with an excess in Global Oil Production has greatly contributed to the falling market just we have never seen anything like this and of course its a consequence of the pandemic which will eventually and still Oil Production production had already outpaced our need for it so where do you see the oil industry going from here is this a wake up call for it. Well you need to let me take you back in time 1st lets go back to the end of the vietnam war when the war ended in vietnam we had plenty of gas we were supporting the war machine war machines require huge amounts of gasoline and oil yet when the vietnam war ended what happened there was an oil shortage how could there possib
Negatives for the 1st time in history as demands dries up due to the global coated 19 pandemic on monday the price of crude oil fell to negative 37. 63 so anyone expecting a delivery would have actually been paid to accept it rather than paying to buy it to better understand this lets look at the most widely followed Oil Futures Contract in the United States west texas intermediate crude its june contracts fell over 40 percent with fewer people driving flying or shipping this combined with an excess in Global Oil Production has greatly contributed to the falling market just we have never seen anything like this and of course its a consequence of the pandemic which will eventually and still Oil Production production had already outpaced our need for it so where do you see the oil industry going from here is this a wake up call for it. Well you need to let me take you back in time for sed lets go back to the end of the vietnam war when the war ended in vietnam we had plenty of gas we wer
19 pandemic on monday the price of crude oil fell 8 to negative 37. 63 so anyone expecting a delivery would have actually been paid to accept it rather than paying to buy it to better understand this lets look at the most widely followed Oil Futures Contract in the United States west texas intermediate crude its june contracts fell over 40 percent with fewer people driving flying or shipping this combined with an excess in Global Oil Production has greatly contributed to the falling market just we have never seen anything like this and of course its a consequence of the pandemic which will eventually and still Oil Production production had already outpaced our need for it so where do you see the oil industry going from here is this a wake up call for it. Well you need to let me take you back in time for sed lets go back to the end of the vietnam war when the war ended in vietnam we had plenty of gas we were supporting the war machine war machines require huge amounts of gasoline and oi