The thing is, it does not matter if they have their chips eventually.
It's already established they are too late, in a market where timing is key.
While the company might succeed, it's unprofitably for investors is now without a doubt.
It's already established they are too late, in a market where timing is key.
While the company might succeed, it's unprofitably for investors is now without a doubt.
"Too late" = decreased profitability.
but there is still profitability.
They don't even have to make full ROI to keep value in a stock. The money for some production has already been paid, so any TH/S will be good for us, whether it was TOO LATE or not.
Yes but it impacts directly the price/share.
No shit, but it's not going to crash to nothing. Do the math.. if labcoin even pulls off half of what they're supposed to, AND they're a month late, they will still pull off some very nice profit. People forget this isn't about ROI in the same sense that buying mining equipment is. A lot of the costs of production have already been paid, so you have to look at it purely on a return/dividend perspective, with no obsession over the principle costs -- those were taken care of already.
+1
I think most people have forgotten about this or didn't do any research
