Graham Stephan: a call with no clear direction

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quarter by about 80% excitement in 2020 and we're expecting to see an average growth about 8% excitement per month and congratulations you guys we're about to see a lot of excitement like just remember this is a company that lost 1.8 billion dollars last year and doesn't have a clear path to profitability this is also a company with a lot of competition that it's going to need to fend against this is also a company that's going to have to deal with self-driving cars one day and there's a risk that they won't be able to adapt this is also a company that many people compared to lift and it sets the precedent that uber can also see a similar decline in its stock price now of course if you believe objectively that this is a good long-term business and that they're undervalued and they have plenty of room to grow and expand then by all means go ahead and invest in it but just remember that many investors out there are very emotional and they just want to try to get in for a very quick profit and those investors think that they're smarter than everyone else and at the end of the day that is going to affect the price that you pay especially around the time of an IPO and that's a point I really

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