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Rjnewman's avatar

Read the related party transactions in a number of revealing articles. You combine those lawsuits and illegal self dealing with accounting fraud investigation live at the SEC an you realize that if they go bankrupt after stealing from shareholders they will go to prison. Ever wonder why Carvana always offer a higher price for your car sight unseen than all competitors? That is because they only count revenues as "growth" they lose money on all they do except the bundling of car loans to third parties. A revenue dependent road to nowhere. Standard and Poors put out press release yesterday that debt deal where they converted to 12% pay in kind is likely a default. Reason Garcias are buying stock is because nobody but a short covering would buy this stock. Lawsuits await. They have no business model to make money. What a country when they can fleece shareholders. No wonder the little guy thinks market rigged.

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JS's avatar

It is indeed a sign of the times that a phrase like "Adjusted EBITDA" is commonly glossed over by "investors" instead of registering the "Danger Will Robinson" alarms that it should.

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