The same shell game these companies are currently playing trading stock for rapidly depreciatibg assets then borrowing heavily against those assets which each unit represents a daily liability because they operate at a loss. When the investment capital runs out all these companies operating overheads will kill them in days/weeks, and the hardware they actually own, which loses about a third of its value vs purchase price upon first install, will flood the 2nd hand market at probably 5-10% it’s current value.
As usual panic in the markets will be driver of a fast crash. Nothing is certain but this is currently the most likely outcome based on past precedent of such a large majority of all investment capital being funnelled into something with such low (negative in this case) economic productivity.
The same shell game these companies are currently playing trading stock for rapidly depreciatibg assets then borrowing heavily against those assets which each unit represents a daily liability because they operate at a loss. When the investment capital runs out all these companies operating overheads will kill them in days/weeks, and the hardware they actually own, which loses about a third of its value vs purchase price upon first install, will flood the 2nd hand market at probably 5-10% it’s current value.
As usual panic in the markets will be driver of a fast crash. Nothing is certain but this is currently the most likely outcome based on past precedent of such a large majority of all investment capital being funnelled into something with such low (negative in this case) economic productivity.