Aug. 18 at 12:24 PM
$SIVEF @PrivateBrowsingMode
8 USD? That’s
$2.8 BILLION for a company that still loses money, burns cash and has diluted shareholders into oblivion.
You don’t get from here to
$8 because someone “loved it” at
$2,
$3 or
$4. You get there by producing massive revenue, real margins and actual cash flow — three things Sivers has spent years promising investors will arrive later.
At
$8, you’re not pricing in success.
You’re pricing in every promise coming true, every delay disappearing, every program scaling perfectly and profitability magically showing up.
That isn’t investing.
That’s paying
$2.8 billion for a PowerPoint presentation.
