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There are a few startups where that definition needs some flexibility, specifically startups that are based on large assets. A farm might be a startup, even th
by sandworm101 5y ago
There are a few startups where that definition needs some flexibility, specifically startups that are based on large assets. A farm might be a startup, even though its key underlying asset (land rights) really will never approach zero. It could still fail without ever getting into net zero equity.
- maverick-iceman 5y agoI mean equity market price, not equity book value. Equity market price embeds every information about the company.