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elMoose

05/09/19 1:45 PM

#87401 RE: SavageWildlings #87396

Almost all biotech stocks. In non biotech world, Taser perhaps. It still has a very high P/E! Here is a 2006 report and what is the stock price now.

https://www.fool.com/investing/high-growth/2006/04/28/foolish-fundamentals-stock-dilution.aspx


Amazon was losing money and diluting but honestly I believe their method was way more fair because it was avoiding options.

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Amazon is one such tech company making heavy use of stock-based compensation. For the most part, it rewards employees with restricted share units -- essentially stock with some restrictions on selling -- rather than options.
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https://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/04/29/amazon-investors-are-stuck-in-the-1990s.aspx

elMoose

05/09/19 1:54 PM

#87402 RE: SavageWildlings #87396

Here are other examples that are mind boggling.

I suggest that you also watch Silicon Valley, the comedy TV series. There is immense amount of truth in that.


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Money-losing companies that went public in 2018 did better than profitable ones
https://www.vox.com/2019/3/21/18274843/unprofitable-tech-unicorn-ipo-stock-market-profit

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