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How can a Company run on valuation and Investors money without thinking about profit will sustain in future?

How US stock market is able to maintain valuation of 54 trillion dollars without GDP growth? Any Ideas

Unacademy might get acquired. News amongst journalists is that investors are forcing a sale at a way reduced valuation. Might be hoax as their founder had mentioned about great cash reserves. But who knows 👀

Ever wondered why investors fight on valuation of a company? Lets look at the formula below: % given to investor = (Total amount you want to raise/Total valudation of the company) *100 So lower the valuation, higher % you have to give to the invest

WeWork's Rise and Fall 2010: Adam Neumann co-founds WeWork Concept: Trendy coworking spaces 2014-2018: Rapid expansion • Raises billions in funding • Valuation hits $47 billion • Opens locations globally 2019: IPO attempt reveals issues • Massive

Studies show that while high-growth startups attract investors, only about 1 in 10 venture-backed startups( India) achieve long-term success. Momentum alone isn't a moat—without profitability, strong unit economics, and adaptability, rapid growth oft

How Do we get to know about a valuation of the startup at initial days ? For example an app makes 400Rs per user and has an user base of 5lakh This app has multiple features On an avg what would be the growth rate and valuation. Recurring users would

'How to do more with less.' Everyone talks about having money, but true innovation lies in proving your idea without it. As a founder, I've realized investors don't just fund dreams—they fund proof. They want to see how resourceful you are with lim

As we know Invesco revalued the Swiggy and Pinelabs valuation and As of now PineLabs $3.5 Billion and Swiggy at 12.1 Billion . But due to this cut in valuation, these firms can face these challenges in the future and both firms are backed by Peak XV

PSYCHOLOGICAL MARKETING TECHNIQUES - 1/10 Anchoring Effect The anchoring effect involves presenting a higher-priced product first to make other options seem more affordable. This psychological bias causes consumers to rely heavily on the first