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I think the last couple of years have sown & grown the seeds of concern around some of these buzzy "valuations" for businesses that are years into their executi
by zucked 5y ago
I think the last couple of years have sown & grown the seeds of concern around some of these buzzy "valuations" for businesses that are years into their execution stage, burning more cash then they make, and still appear to have no path towards addressing that scenario.
The preferred business model still appears to be: 1.)Grow large enough that you can buy your competition and establish a monopoly or 2.)Become large enough that your competition acquires you.
I haven't seen many recent successful pivots from those two stages into a sustainable, long term business.
- Ekaros 5y agoAnd even if you are monopoly it will always be seen as something to disrupt. Take 30%, someone calculating that hey we might do same for 20% and they might manage for a while. And this could keep happening...