Chapter
The Curious Case of Companies Trading Below Their Cash Value
01:22 - 05:11 (03:48)
The hosts discuss the puzzling phenomenon of companies trading far below their cash value and the potential profits that could be made by buying and distributing their assets.
Clips
The coffee creamer company has $20 million in cash and no debt, but declining revenue.
01:22 - 02:26 (01:04)
Summary
The coffee creamer company has $20 million in cash and no debt, but declining revenue. Its low valuation is surprising considering its profits and balance sheet.
ChapterThe Curious Case of Companies Trading Below Their Cash Value
EpisodeHow Dave Ramsey Built His $300M Empire, Trademarkia, And MFM Rip-Offs
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker discusses undervalued stocks that are down by 95% and why more investors are not interested in buying them as a takeover target, despite the opportunity to buy it for a lower cash value than the net value that could be obtained.
02:26 - 03:58 (01:31)
Summary
The speaker discusses undervalued stocks that are down by 95% and why more investors are not interested in buying them as a takeover target, despite the opportunity to buy it for a lower cash value than the net value that could be obtained.
ChapterThe Curious Case of Companies Trading Below Their Cash Value
EpisodeHow Dave Ramsey Built His $300M Empire, Trademarkia, And MFM Rip-Offs
PodcastMy First Million
The idea of public company takeovers can be complex, and Wish.com's business model remains difficult to understand.
03:58 - 05:11 (01:13)
Summary
The idea of public company takeovers can be complex, and Wish.com's business model remains difficult to understand. The billion-dollar marketing campaign behind Wish.com may be masking the company's underlying issues.