The word on the street is that the angel market is quiet.  Perhaps this is not surprising given the financial and practical strains on the average (is there such a thing?) angel in the last year. 

Fortunately, most angels sorted out their extant investments by the summer and a surprising number, I hear, have thrived in the pandemic rather than suffering too badly.  This is great news.  We may get sick of Zoom and Teams calls, but business has rapidly got used to the idea using this workaround to get things done.  And entrepreneurs and angels both are two of the most adaptable and innovative groups of people in the world, so I don’t worry too much about this part of angel investment activity.