3 ms·
"Annualized revenue" is a projection, and is known to be a projection.
by yen223 5mo ago
"Annualized revenue" is a projection, and is known to be a projection.
- throwaway713 5mo agoInteresting. I’m going to start describing my “annualized impact” in my performance self-reviews in terms of all the things I project that I’ll do.
- fluidcruft 5mo agoGo for it. Be aware of what happens to your stock when expectations you set do not materialize.
- sjsdaiuasgdia 5mo agoDunno about that, somehow Tesla stock doing pretty well despite setting a lot of expectations that haven't materialized.
- rvnx 5mo agoInvestors don't want results anyway, they want a dream. Until the IPO which is the final boss stage where you are selling forward looking profits
- csomar 5mo agoThe problem is, annualized revenue doesn’t work when your income has a 3 standard of deviation month to month. It is standard for other fields/businesses but these tend to have stable month to month revenue.
- nraynaud 5mo agoI would venture that's it's the whole reason they use it. because it doesn't work.
- jeeeb 5mo agoIf anything, it’s a very conservative estimate. Short of a major turn of events it seems very unlikely Anthropic’s revenue growth is going to slow to zero.
- dcre 5mo agoIt’s not deviating up and down. It’s deviating upward. It is necessarily going to wildly overstate the previous 12 months’ revenue while wildly understating the next 12 months’ revenue. There is no way to describe exponential growth in a single number that doesn’t do this. This is why adults with a brain look at the series.
- qarl 5mo agoYes but my mother-in-law doesn't understand it, so it's a lie.