As originally asked by William (Bill) Hulbig.

I’ve spent frustrating 7 years researching ways to improve the efficiency of deal flow, most spent after the Lehman crash and during the ensuing global meltdown. Now, for the first time, I can clearly see unparalleled opportunities emerging for well-prepared entrepreneurs and savvy private investors.

Jeffrey A. Stein
CEO at Jeff Stein & Associates
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Jerry Robinson
Consulting Designer: mHealth, IoT, Embedded Products, Wireless Commun, Consumer, and Disruptive Innovation Tech.
I see Kickstarter and Crowd Source equity funding having a BIG IMPACT… Low funding rates of VCs and Angels just kill innovation and especially invention… Competition for traditional funding sources will help everyone – especially inventors and “low end” innovators.

I hope you are right, Ben….

Joerg Schulze-Clewing
Electronics Design Consultant
Bill, do you see that in the medical marketplace? I am in there right now, as a member of one startup that is in the funding phase. We are in talks with various investor groups and are quite well prepared but I don’t yet see that the investment climate has gotten that much better ever since if took a nosedive after Obamacare. Same with assignments from the med devices field for me as a consultant, I see very little work coming from there but an increased volume from industrial/oil/gas/aerospace.

Contrasting that with what’s going on in San Francisco where everyone and their brother gets tons of funding for some “new” social media or whatever idea, I strongly believe the Internet bubble 2.0 is in the works. Just like housing bubble 2.0 is.