There's incredible opportunity for retail investors in newly public stocks, says Incisive Venture's Tobias
Martin Tobias, Incisive Ventures managing partner, joins 'TechCheck' to discuss why venture capitalists should stick to early-stage private companies, why VCs should charge fees and more.
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There's incredible opportunity for retail investors in newly public stocks, says Incisive Venture's Tobias
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