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The big picture, here, is that an enormous number of institutional investors are still chasing VC returns which haven't really existed in the industry since the mid-90s. So long as all that money is chasing a relatively small number of opportunities, and especially now that valuations for early-stage tech companies are going through the roof, the chances that the average LP will make any money at all in VC are slim indeed. Venture capital is sexy, and it makes a lot of money for GPs. But investors need to take a very hard look at the asset class, and ask whether it's worth it from an LP perspective. After reading this report, they should probably conclude that it isn't.Wired has a big article on this month, which makes a good point: