Seed stage company numbers are shrinking, Michael Green points out

Seed stage company numbers are shrinking, Michael Green points out
Seed stage company stock declining

Michael Green, chief strategist and portfolio manager at Simplify Asset Management, observes a notable decrease in the total stock of seed stage companies.

He remarks that, although it may have gone unnoticed, there appears to be an empirical trend showing this decline.

Green has previously discussed how overvalued company equity can create internal pressures that risk eroding core business value. In a separate note, he highlighted a $976,000 gap between U.S. payroll job growth and household employment loss, pointing to survey differences. These observations add context to his concern about shifts in early-stage company formation.

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