Good stuff!

Remember the dot.com Super Bowl ads during the 1990’s Nasdaq bubble?  Dot.coms  with no earnings and big burn rates would spend 70 percent (+/-) of their V.C. funding on Super Bowl ads to generate “eyeballs”?  Moreover,  their stock price would double the next Monday.

Hey, it was a “new economy” back then.    Beware of delusionary market narratives to justify extreme valuations.

More importantly, today, how can you bet against Tom Brady?   Pats by 11.