I've been thinking a lot recently about what narratives could modify the euphoric investing landscape to a more moderate or even bearish one.
Simply put I think it goes like this:
Narrative 1: "We cant spend this much anymore"
collides with
Narrative 2: "They wont let us spend this much anymore"
1 is a markets narrative, 2 is a political narrative
I agree with everything you said... but this stock is only up 10% since listing in 2023 (after significant growth)... they have been on a great track record the entire time and its not like it listed at some sky high valuation... I think they need to address share price specifically... as years of focus on execution has not convinced the market
@johnarnold there is a very interesting university level class to be taught called "the mistakes of Masayoshi son"... it could likely be a full year course.
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@dan_glinert@essential6t7@ChopraUSA Ehh I doubt that. But itβs certainly going to be bad for their Cali employees and both companies will have to spend to compete with each other keeping prices of services higher