@camharvey@DukeFuqua@RA_Insights Love that you're making more content and sharing thoughts more broadly. If what you say is true, then extensive money printing begins...around Q2?
@lessin I would add that the additional risk transitioning the global economy (and society), while overburdened with debt, also presents an extraordinary amount of risk that is not compensated for by ordinary nominal equity returns, which are being eroded by inflation and money printing
@typesfast Some presume if they’re top of range (or above) then they’ll be first on the chopping block. Also considered an easier pill to swallow: no payroll taxes and no compounding the base on raises
I’ve always believed Waymo intends to do waymo(re) than ride-sharing. Retrofitting enables whole fleets of vehicles to become autonomous. But @elonmusk is extremely nimble, so watch out!
Waymo < $70k last I heard. Google has its balance sheet, proprietary silicon, and GCP at cost. Tesla gets cars at cost.
Ride-share comes down to distribution (scale/density) and price (subsidies). Whoever cracks government-GTM at scale wins.
@Noahpinion What about in food deserts though? S.F. Bay Area has this problem and businesses are not incentivized to even open stores in those neighborhoods