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"WeWork clearly is worth >0% of its current mark-to-market" I don't think that's at all clear. They own very little, so what they are "worth" is largely in th
by femto113 7y ago
"WeWork clearly is worth >0% of its current mark-to-market"
I don't think that's at all clear. They own very little, so what they are "worth" is largely in the form of goodwill. They already have a lot of debt, and the viability of the company for the near future hinges on their ability to continue take on more debt. There are multiple plausible scenarios where the company's value goes negative, including the debt markets turning against them for reasons specific to WeWork or for some more global reason.
- rurp 7y agoWeWork certainly could end up being worthless in a few years, but there's also a very good chance that it's not. The current price of a company should be more or less a weighted average of possible outcomes. The only way WeWork would be worth nothing today is if it's guaranteed to go out of business, which is not the case.