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human
Costs are naturally higher than revenue tho. As it's revenue has grown, it's losses have equally grown

gpt
During the growth cycle the market cares very little about earnings, the revenue stream, market share, and customer base is what's important. 
  
 For example look at AMZN between years 2009 to 2014 where they were reinvesting in themselves heavily, or companies like $CVNA where they're burning cash up the ass and investors lapping that shit up. 
  
 Now if they reach a certain size and can't convert to earnings then you get a massive bubble pop