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Tren Griffin discusses the complexity of determining value, emphasizing that it is based on the present value of future cash flows, which remain unknown.
He explains that prospective cash flows can be considered in two parts: the continuation of a company’s current operations and an additional element, details of which are not provided in the statement.
Griffin has recently commented on key public offerings and stock moves. SpaceX confirmed an IPO price of $135 per share, seeking a $1.77 trillion valuation according to Griffin. He also highlighted DELL’s 34.5 percent after-hours surge, which brought its market cap to $205.95 billion in a separate note. These observations reflect ongoing interest in valuation metrics tied to future performance.