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> weird prior assumption to make No, at this level of capital involved, and so much opacity around the company financials, it's a perfectly reasonable assumpti
by hansmayer 4mo ago
> weird prior assumption to make
No, at this level of capital involved, and so much opacity around the company financials, it's a perfectly reasonable assumption.
- danielmarkbruce 4mo agoNo, it's not. It's a stupid thing to say. Perfectly stupid assumption. There are 1000s of multi billion $ revenue companies operating and as a % the number that are fraudulent is close to zero, especially those public or looking to go public. There is always the possibility, but it's extremely naive to think it's likely.