I've pretty good ways to know that. - The puffed-up internal valuation of the company (for employee stock options) is $19 billion. - There's a $15 valuation i

I've pretty good ways to know that. - The puffed-up internal valuation of the company (for employee stock options) is $19 billion. - There's a $15 valuation is by an independent financial services company (Fidelity). - Elon saved ~$2 billion by firing a lot of his workforce (and closing one datacenter), but also... - Lost over $3 billion out of $5 billion ad-revenue a year ago. - And added $1 billion of interest payments (per annum) on a $13 billion loan. - Twitter was roughly break-even prior. 5B - 5B + 2B - 3B - 1B = -2B / annum The monetization (Premium etc.) are not even making up for 1% of that. Do you need the math on that too? There's nothing controversial in what I'm saying. This is pretty much the actual situation.