octa has thousands of customers including linkedin, mgm and adobe. including graylock, secoia.ben horwitz actually sits on this company's board. okta has raised some $230 million at a reporting valuation of $1.2 billion. cb insights tells me this is a start-up that's likely to go public next year. okta declined comment on a timing of a public debut. guys. >> another unicorn. josh lipton, thanks. and speaking of mythical creatures, "star wars: the force awakens" shattering box office records over the weekend. 1 out of every 3 tickets for the domestic opening was purchased through fandango's online and ticketing channels. joining us now, the president of fandango, which is a unit of nbc universal. paul, put this into context, how big is this compared to your typical really big movie on fandango? >> this is absolutely huge. this movie, 37% of the sales were done on fandango, which is giant, gargantuan. >> why do you think it's that different from usual? is it because the audience skews towards the fandango user? is it because people are purchasing in advance and they've been train

the four they mentioned specifically, mule soft, octa. and even if there aren't more public debuts there could be more deals in silicon valley next year. >> we'll see more m&a going into next year because some of the companies will need to have homes that could continue to fund their operations and invest in their success. that might not always come from venture capital if you have a large valuation at this point. >> cnbc talked to more than two dozen vcs and tech investors and the consensus is that 2016 could be tougher for many tech start ups. a partner at institutional venture partners put it this way. the chief capital party is over. there are just a few drunk sailors who didn't hear the last call. the new mantra among venture capitalists in silicon valley is this. forget about those eye popping valuations, they say, and show us the liquidity. for nightly business report, i'm josh lipton in silicon valley. >> a dow component splits 2-1. nike split for class a and class b common shares went into effect today. shareholders will receive