"We've been consistently making negative profits and growing year on year."
Lot of startups who are yet to make profits are filing for IPOs globally. I'm reading the filings and the language is terrible. A few tips on how to do it right.
Here are the right terms to use instead of the current antiquated language.
"We're innovation leaders in several fast growing market segments"
"Our future adjusted EBITDA margin is consistently positive"
We Work got it right with their Community adjusted EBITDA
"We think once Elon reaches Mars the, TAM will double and we'll be a near monopoly in Mars"
"We don't believe in nonsense like revenues or profitabilty. This is our competitive moat"
"If you discount 2200 earnings, out valuations factor all uncertainties offering investors the best value in the sector"
Product offerings aren't differentiated
— Not dead...yet. (@passivefool) July 20, 2021
"We use AI & ML for everything, including our employee ID cards"
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