In case you were losing sleep about it, don't worry—venture capitalists are still seeing healthy returns on startup exits despite the doom-and-gloom we've heard about the industry lately, according to new data out this week from the National Venture Capital Association.
And where are they making the most money? By flipping early-stage companies. I say "flipping" because the returns are highest on early-stage companies that exit within a year, according to the NVCA's data, which uses the Cambridge Associates Venture Capital Index to track performance.
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