reached at sanjay@jumpstartup.net. The views expressed here are his own. Add a Comment Error message Name We welcome thoughtful comments from readers. Please comply with our guidelines. Our blogs do not require the use of your real name. Comment Comments (5 of 7) View all Comments 1:35 pm October 2, 2010 prakash dg wrote: i appreciate your honesty of expression of real situation.in fact i use to wonder how young citizens are moving the so called businessess without even capital of their own.they rose like phoenix.with posh offices,flexible timings ,wonderful weekends so on.i always had doubt about their sustanability in my mind.today i am just seeing the results like my doubt.anyway that such youngerlot enjoyed with somebodies money.it is doent matter now whethe they sustain or not. 6:24 pm September 27, 2010 Girish Ramachandra wrote: This article begs a lot of questions; easy money could be one of the aspects, but I don t think it is the only reason Were they suitable investors? Didn t they have regular meetings with the management team and see what was coming especially when the management team says board meetings were casual ? Was there a CFO entrepreneurs were busy building great products ? Was the business model robust enough the article mentions about slowing demand. We need to see a broader picture here. 10:22 pm September 23,toms shoes, 2010 Sri wrote: Sanjay,cheap toms, You made your point by citing a company that failed to see its demise early enough due to varied reasons. I wonder, if such companies are allowed to run until they run out of gas,cheaptomsshoessalei.com, did the investment come in from dubious sources or did the investors have no foresight of any kind. Can you add your thoughts on this? 11:18 am September 23, 2010 Sachin Kamra wrote: Is this not true for highly successful established companies? Make lot of money and then start acquiring companies left and right or invest in R D/Marketing more than what is optimum. This leads to the same fate. 8:53 am September 21, 2010 K. Srikrishna wrote: Sanjay, great article and every time I read such an article it always seems timely in that it seems applicable to whatever I am doing (or not) just then In addition to @anon comment about working capital, this particular story seems somewhat alarming with regards to the investors role as well either the board (even if insiders) or the investors would have at some point asked some unpleasant questions I d have hoped. The unstated take away is not only easy money but not having the right investors might hurt you a lot. India Real Time offers quick analysis and insights into the broad range of developments in business, markets, the economy, politics, culture, sports, and entertainment that take place every single day in the world’s largest democracy. Regular posts from Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires reporters around the country provide a unique take on the main stories in the news, shed light on what else mattered and why, and give global readers a snapshot of what Indians have been talking about all week. You can contact the edito Related articles:

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