@@0NeeN0 What made you think I needed your awnser? And also calling me a kid but reffering to a cringe phrase that every kid uses is kinda ironically tbh
@@perrytheplatypus8865 Is he wrong though. Where you gonna pull the millions out your ass from to risk in a business that could fail. Same point from an investor's perspective. Why would you invest in something so risky and for such a small chance of return. It's like you missed the whole point of the clip.
Only turned a profit last year. Almost 15 years of losses. Now they are bringing in loads, but they need to make up 15 years of lost earnings. That's tough.
@@Charsi_Escobar I’ve used TD for years now and Scottrade before that. I use a few other services for charting and data but TD has a decent suite of tools.
A lot of these major revolutionary companies were a literal shot in the dark and for every one that made it to the other end of the tunnel, another thousand lost trajectory before they could see the light.
nah anyone who ever had to deal with shit security systems knew this was the first step into making it useful and affordable. They saw it as a gizmo, when it was one of the disruptors of IoT. Robert thinking hard wired alarm systems are unchackable is almost endearing.
Basically what he's saying as an investment for him. It wasnt a good deal because he knew how much money they would have to raise to make it profitable and that's a risk he wasnt willing to take. Which, when you're that rich, to me it sounds like it makes perfect sense.
More like investing in it meant you were basically gambling and hoping to hit the lottery. These two companies got lucky and good for them but as an investor that's not a good way to make money. For every Ring or Uber there are thousands more of these businesses that just tank. If you want to gamble with money and futures get into stocks, not companies
“deluded to next to nothing.” His problem was that to raise that money they would have to sell most of the business, leaving “next to nothing” for themselves. According to this, the problem was that going through all that work just to have a tiny share of the company wasn’t worth it. The only “risk” would be the couple hundred thousand he’d have to invest at the start, which isn’t much for him.
@@damiancarr168 These investments opportunities often come with liabilities and interest in the event of failure. It more like gambling for the ones seeking investment.
The things that majority of people don’t focus on is the risk. Hindsight is 20/20. Today it’s easy for us as the 99% to point and laugh at Mark for missing out on billions with Uber and Ring. But he does bring up a great point. Risk is everything, it is a billion dollar idea but do you have the millions to make it real. When it comes to millions of dollars, risk is something you have to keep in mind when gambling.
High cash burn in an era of near zero financing. VC was sticking money into burnt turds. Zillow, WeWork, Peloton, Airbnb, Lyft, Snap, etc etc. None turn a profit. Ready for the shakedown.
This reminded me of when I started working in construction right out of high school while my friends went to college. My mom would always tell me to buy a house. I didn't want to because I eventually wanted to leave construction for something better (which I did but many years later) and I thought if I bought a house I would have to stay in construction. Dumbest thought ever....the houses I was looking at during that time would have made me a millionaire by now. Different than Mark Cuban. That's why I'm still stuck in this shitshow.
Same, wayyy back when I was 18 I thought about getting a little crap hole house. It's still a crap hole but it would be worth way more now. If I sat and calculated the cost of property taxes and upkeep for 15/16 years, I would probably still come out on top.
I miss the time I didn't buy Apple stock when it sold for $3. Or why I didn't buy every single box of Pokémon cards available in 1998... Can't live thinking about the past. He took the information available and made his best judgment call. Some work out and some don't.
Whenever you are feeling bad about your financial misfortune, put yourself in my shoes. I lost about $27,000 worth of bitcoin in a fire in 2012. That's 2000 btc bro. That peaked in value at around $153,400,000 USD last year. Still worth about $58,800,000. I'll just be over here in my corner playing the violin to myself.
People not understanding why Ring was not a mistake on his part. It was never going to be profitable on its own. It never WAS profitable on its own. Amazon purchased it and made it a subsidiary. In that process had he invested in Ring he would have been bought out after sinking a ton of money into it and hardly made any money on it.
Mark isn't wrong. Uber and its competitors are constantly losing money because they have to keep expanding in a very tough market hoping they eventually outlast their competitors, get a monopoly, and turn a profit from normal operation by raising prices.
Not at all bro he’s still rich and powerful I doubt he’s that bothered maybe he would have rather had the extra time to spend w family or work on other projects
He’s a billionaire, you really think he misses an opportunity? When he himself has flourished from so many opportunities lmao. People are clowns for thinking Mark misses getting involved with projects.
I love how he actually broke it down in real time rather than those other typical UA-camrs who probably had a handout from daddy’s money and love to push the “if you invest you’ll automatically get rich it’s so easy” narrative. It’s wayyy more to it.
Mark would have made a 100 mil for 10% of ring by putting in an investment of 1 mil. He'd have 100x ed his money in half a decade. He hates Jamie and that's why he's talking shit about ring.
He said they had to raise $400 million. His investment would have been for a $10 million evaluation. The capital raised is 40x his evaluation meaning that 10% would be reduced to .25%. Meaning he would have made $2.5 million or $1.5 million in profit.
@@jamespark6416yeah but still a lot of bs the man is to proud of him self to ever admit that he fucked up and that if he could go back ofcourse the dude would invest in it he would get millions out of it Yeah it’s risky as hell and most of em saw that but if they could go back all of em would take the dam deal Mark talking bs saying he wouldn’t take the deal
@@sugarz005 Here in Saudi Arabia they didn't last for a long time, but I believe they bought Careem (Careem is a Dubai-based super app with operations in over 100 cities, covering 12 countries across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia regions. The company, which was valued at over US$2 billion in 2018, became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Uber after being acquired for $3.1 billion in January 2020) This seems like high-tech company approach, ok we gonna buy you.
@@Charsi_Escobar every good deal he would pass, then he claims he never got a good investment. When CMB was a decent deal but he lowballed and got rejected
Mine was skip the dishes, I met the Country Manager for Malaysia when I was living there, he invited me for dinner with his boss who was in town, really great people, had a really good time but then the pitch came and I remember telling them how much I liked them but how stupid I thought the business was, I wished them well, told them I would help where I could but would not invest.... Now I'm 50 and I still have to work 🤣🤣🤣
If you were important and wealthy enough that they came to you, you wouldn’t still be working at 50. I’ll take things that never happened for 500 Alex.
@@jonathanscott5932 you believing me or not makes zero difference to my life, I know where I have been and what I have done, been involved in etc.... Thanks for chipping in though.
@@jonathanscott5932 not true Business fail and people lose a lot of money have to go back to a career. Money is also lost from bad investments and similar thing. If you think all business ventures and investments are successful you have to study the people that fail more instead of watching only successful people on social media
This interview every time I see clips from it Cuban comes off like a bullshitter. First he said he made like 40k a weekend from throwing parties as a kid with math that didn’t make sense and now he’s saying if he could go back in time he still wouldn’t invest in ring which would have probably 20x’d his investment? Cmon bro. These guys have such an ego they never wanna seem wrong
Impossible, if it sold for a billion and they raised 400 million, thats 600 million if you owned 100%? Remember you only own a small percentage. Please tell me how you would get over 200% of the profit it sold for?
it was a miss, he sold his company for a billlion, but had to raise $400 million… thats a big chunk that really didnt have to be used & he is only rich because he sold the company, when there are other companies that sell for billions! with an S
For a business genius like himself I’d listen to why he thinks it’s still a bad idea vs what you say. Cause his opinion is backed by decades of experience, reasoning, and logic
Guy is lost…..So what kind of business isn’t a miss mark? A perfect company that’s profitable making tons of money that just goes hey want a piece? He just wants a lottery ticket……guy says he still wouldn’t do that deal….guy has so much money he is lost now….what a clown 🤡
I dont think you understand what dillutions works. That and the fact that, would you invest in a company thats needs 400 million to be successful? Ehh kinda iffy, most would probably not take that gamble.
@@Charsi_Escobar look it up. He's been actively involved in some outright scams trying to swindle people out of money for literally no reason other than needless greed.
The biggest mistakes are the risks you don’t take! I’m not talking about gambling or life threatening things, but financial things can really make but rarely break you.
It’s not a miss because he wasn’t in a good place to invest at that time It’s like telling a 20yr old in 2023 that they missed out on purchasing a home in 2008. They were in the 3rd grade and were not in a position to invest in a home😂
It’s like saying you regret not putting it all on black at the casino because black happened to win. There’s not necessarily a good way to predict it so going back it is still the best decision even if it turned out that your gamble would have won.
All the cost of the zuber startup was stalling, delaying, extortion, bureaucratic inaction, and cab companies trying to get government to give them exclusive business rights, threatening Uber drivers with arrest, and vehicle confiscation
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"I still got the emails".
I got texts from my ex. Hard to let go
Sooner you let go, the better the odds for you
Tough XD
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Exactly lol
This why I love mark. He breaks it down accurately where most people just focus on what it’s worth and how much they made off it
@monday He probably will go read Mark's book, and learn more than you.
@monday you read a book
The comment remind me of 'the pencil guy'
This shit funny lmao but if you deadass still do have them delete em bro. It’ll make your life easier
Well he is a billionaire..money is kind of his thing. Durrr
I learned that from my dad(real estate) “yeah it’s a billion dollar idea, but do you have the millions to make it real?”
That's a negative mindset which get's you nowhere in life
@@perrytheplatypus8865 that’s reality….u must live in a fairy tale world….no business idea works or upscales without money….that’s a fact.
@@perrytheplatypus8865 Tell me you are a kid who doesn't know anything about business without tełłing me that
@@0NeeN0 What made you think I needed your awnser? And also calling me a kid but reffering to a cringe phrase that every kid uses is kinda ironically tbh
@@perrytheplatypus8865 Is he wrong though. Where you gonna pull the millions out your ass from to risk in a business that could fail. Same point from an investor's perspective. Why would you invest in something so risky and for such a small chance of return. It's like you missed the whole point of the clip.
How you going to watermark content that isn't urs 😂😂😂
Yo fo real that’s the craziest shit I’ve seen 😂
One phone call is all Mark would have to make. Shit all he would have to do is mention it on his sandwich order.
@@PunkMartyr he’s talking about the people who uploaded the short. They literally watermarked the video when the clip doesn’t belong to them.
@@jonathan7192 Lmfaooo that shit went over his head 💀
@@bkstakz ong 😭 I really had to break it down for him.. 💀
A man who stands on his decisions with no regrets cus he thought it through. Respect
He’s actually right on its face: Uber was at least initially propped up on an obscene of capital, between government credits and VC.
Only turned a profit last year. Almost 15 years of losses. Now they are bringing in loads, but they need to make up 15 years of lost earnings. That's tough.
@@JodyFrancisWall pretty sure they are doing pretty horrible right now
@@callspreadzero854 what trading platform did you use to purchase?
Trying to get my feet wet via investments, true path to wealth and success
@@hex1262 $6.8b profit first Q22. So they've turned it around post covid.
@@Charsi_Escobar I’ve used TD for years now and Scottrade before that. I use a few other services for charting and data but TD has a decent suite of tools.
A lot of these major revolutionary companies were a literal shot in the dark and for every one that made it to the other end of the tunnel, another thousand lost trajectory before they could see the light.
Frl
nah anyone who ever had to deal with shit security systems knew this was the first step into making it useful and affordable.
They saw it as a gizmo, when it was one of the disruptors of IoT.
Robert thinking hard wired alarm systems are unchackable is almost endearing.
Basically what he's saying as an investment for him. It wasnt a good deal because he knew how much money they would have to raise to make it profitable and that's a risk he wasnt willing to take. Which, when you're that rich, to me it sounds like it makes perfect sense.
More like investing in it meant you were basically gambling and hoping to hit the lottery. These two companies got lucky and good for them but as an investor that's not a good way to make money. For every Ring or Uber there are thousands more of these businesses that just tank. If you want to gamble with money and futures get into stocks, not companies
“deluded to next to nothing.” His problem was that to raise that money they would have to sell most of the business, leaving “next to nothing” for themselves. According to this, the problem was that going through all that work just to have a tiny share of the company wasn’t worth it. The only “risk” would be the couple hundred thousand he’d have to invest at the start, which isn’t much for him.
And it still isn't profitable lol. Uber just reports different degrees of losses
Uber I think only recently got profitable ? And even then it’s on a scale they aren’t making near as much money as everyone thinks
@@damiancarr168 These investments opportunities often come with liabilities and interest in the event of failure. It more like gambling for the ones seeking investment.
This guy is one of the few who explains it how it is and you understand it
Why not give credit to the actual podcast who got him on.
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That’s why they have the happy dads in the back. I think they have enough publicity, it’s not like a small content creator is being fleeced
@@boymaica387 what
@@boymaica387 there's no saying in the title or description of where the clip is from.
@@richard-fish-monger you right if people wanted to see more of the convo it becomes harder. Like my pp
The things that majority of people don’t focus on is the risk. Hindsight is 20/20. Today it’s easy for us as the 99% to point and laugh at Mark for missing out on billions with Uber and Ring. But he does bring up a great point. Risk is everything, it is a billion dollar idea but do you have the millions to make it real. When it comes to millions of dollars, risk is something you have to keep in mind when gambling.
High cash burn in an era of near zero financing. VC was sticking money into burnt turds. Zillow, WeWork, Peloton, Airbnb, Lyft, Snap, etc etc. None turn a profit. Ready for the shakedown.
Asks a question followed by who? What? Where? Why? How? When? Ffs let the man speak 🤦
That’s why he was speaking fast to try and beat them to the interruption. Shame really… This just one clip too imagine the whole interview.
Scrub Daddy, we know it is.
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“Have you ever made a mistake” good fucking question bro
When he said “ring” first I thought he was talking about the mavs missing a ring lmao
Same 😂
I thought that about getting married lmao
Mavs got a ring when they beat Leflop
I swear Stieny can get these hands just cuz he talking.
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Wow you’re so tough.
Bro no cap 🤣🤣 that mf is so annoying
Hate that guy. I quit watching NELK shit because of all these dweebs they have on there these days.
@@danpang5404 Go play Fortnite
This reminded me of when I started working in construction right out of high school while my friends went to college. My mom would always tell me to buy a house. I didn't want to because I eventually wanted to leave construction for something better (which I did but many years later) and I thought if I bought a house I would have to stay in construction. Dumbest thought ever....the houses I was looking at during that time would have made me a millionaire by now.
Different than Mark Cuban. That's why I'm still stuck in this shitshow.
Same, wayyy back when I was 18 I thought about getting a little crap hole house. It's still a crap hole but it would be worth way more now. If I sat and calculated the cost of property taxes and upkeep for 15/16 years, I would probably still come out on top.
I miss the time I didn't buy Apple stock when it sold for $3. Or why I didn't buy every single box of Pokémon cards available in 1998... Can't live thinking about the past. He took the information available and made his best judgment call. Some work out and some don't.
Whenever you are feeling bad about your financial misfortune, put yourself in my shoes. I lost about $27,000 worth of bitcoin in a fire in 2012.
That's 2000 btc bro. That peaked in value at around $153,400,000 USD last year. Still worth about $58,800,000. I'll just be over here in my corner playing the violin to myself.
@@nuggert You being for real?
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@@nuggert what the hell happened in 2012 dawg? sounds like God has it out for you
@@nuggert I no longer feel sorry for myself, I'm sorry this tragedy happened to my friend
People not understanding why Ring was not a mistake on his part. It was never going to be profitable on its own. It never WAS profitable on its own. Amazon purchased it and made it a subsidiary. In that process had he invested in Ring he would have been bought out after sinking a ton of money into it and hardly made any money on it.
Love how he now how much of a gamble those companies were and he did not want to take the risk
I love Mark Cuban. The man is so successful yet always seems so humble.
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Bro spent $140,000 on a single champagne bottle
Spike ball now uber, you know damn well he thinks about ring before going to bed
What is Bradley Martyn doing with Mark Cuban? I didn't expect to see them together.
He can’t accept being wrong “I still wouldn’t do it” yea right 😂
2 words:
*Scrub Daddy*
Need to raise millions of dollars. Yes that’s what you’re there for mark.
And now we know that Uber only became big from breaking the law and screwing over other taxi drivers 🤷♂️
Bro wouldn’t pay 700 grand for 10% which would have returned 100 million on sale lol
Classic Steiny, trying to answer for guests
ring traumatizes him
Interveiwer , when you ask a question try shutting up and letting the guest answer
The man that said QR codes were going the way of the Dodo 😂
Mark isn't wrong. Uber and its competitors are constantly losing money because they have to keep expanding in a very tough market hoping they eventually outlast their competitors, get a monopoly, and turn a profit from normal operation by raising prices.
Mark knows he messed up with ring. Keep it real. 😂. Every house has one 😂
Hard to admit when you’re wrong.
Don't worry brokie. You don't know business. Just stay in your lane and go to your job
I would be entirely offended if i was called a “brokie” by some keyboard warrior who calls himself Batman
Nah, he missed HUUGE on Ring.
I think mark is just salty he missed a good investment
Not at all bro he’s still rich and powerful I doubt he’s that bothered maybe he would have rather had the extra time to spend w family or work on other projects
Genius Mark, “if they weren’t bought they wouldn’t have done a billion”, guess what, they were, so does it matter?
He’s talking so fast and dismissed while
Minimizing ring because he straight knows he missed it hard.
He is a clown
He’s a billionaire, you really think he misses an opportunity? When he himself has flourished from so many opportunities lmao. People are clowns for thinking Mark misses getting involved with projects.
@zee-vc5wlbro watch the episode. It was 700k for 10%. He would’ve turned 700k into a couple hundred million.
I love how he actually broke it down in real time rather than those other typical UA-camrs who probably had a handout from daddy’s money and love to push the “if you invest you’ll automatically get rich it’s so easy” narrative. It’s wayyy more to it.
dude why does every single interviewer asks the same shit
Do you think those podcast know each other?
@@feelslikebatman6091 yeah they ought to if they cover similar topics
The guy with the black hat. Looks like fake gadget from the go go gadget movie.
This bloke just thinks he’s never wrong
Him saying, i stil wouldnt take the deal. Thats just him making himself feel good about that stupid decision.
ring lives rent free in his head
Ring, the internet doorbell?
on shark tank a man came in and showed a security cam product that eventually sold to Amazon which turned into Ring
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Mark Cuban is such a G. You can tell how he talks his brain is working at twice what his mouth can keep up with.
It wasn’t that I was wrong, it’s that I was wrong lmaoooo
marks absolutely inhaling the copium rn😭
Oh he mad and sore about it
true no one cares about uber that’s why they got cars he is just mad he lost that deal plus ring is still doing good than uber
Ring didn't raise that much Shaq gave them that much 😆
Mark would have made a 100 mil for 10% of ring by putting in an investment of 1 mil. He'd have 100x ed his money in half a decade. He hates Jamie and that's why he's talking shit about ring.
Is this you jamie?
I don’t think you heard what he said or understand Business.
His 10% for a mil would have got diluted before it ever even got to the point of exiting
@@euan2363 it probably would have went down to like 2-3% unless he reinvested
He said they had to raise $400 million. His investment would have been for a $10 million evaluation. The capital raised is 40x his evaluation meaning that 10% would be reduced to .25%. Meaning he would have made $2.5 million or $1.5 million in profit.
Of course he “still wouldnt do that deal” he can never be wrong ever can he
Damn that's true...ring sold for a billion,but they had to raise 400 million.. if they didn't get bought out.. they wouldn't be here..facts
Great point. Raising that kind of money means giving away a lot of equity
He salty asf…. 😂😂😂 “if they weren’t bought they wouldn’t be here” yeah alright fast talker
Lol what he said wasn’t wrong
@@jamespark6416yeah but still a lot of bs the man is to proud of him self to ever admit that he fucked up and that if he could go back ofcourse the dude would invest in it he would get millions out of it
Yeah it’s risky as hell and most of em saw that but if they could go back all of em would take the dam deal
Mark talking bs saying he wouldn’t take the deal
Robert saying hard wired alarm systems are unchackable is almost endearing.
Uber still loses money every year.
I think they just had their first profitable quarter, thanks to ubereats
@@5699CAR not to mention all the cities around the world where uber is banned from. But yeah, uber eats was a game changer for them.
@@sugarz005 Here in Saudi Arabia they didn't last for a long time, but I believe they bought Careem (Careem is a Dubai-based super app with operations in over 100 cities, covering 12 countries across the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia regions. The company, which was valued at over US$2 billion in 2018, became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Uber after being acquired for $3.1 billion in January 2020) This seems like high-tech company approach, ok we gonna buy you.
You actually don’t know because they aren’t a public company
@@fairtreatment2618 and yet still here I am saying it.
He’s got cell phone pinky 😂
I think he missed every good call in Shark Tank
Lori crushed them all with scrub daddy and simply fit boards alone
@@Charsi_Escobar every good deal he would pass, then he claims he never got a good investment. When CMB was a decent deal but he lowballed and got rejected
Bro literally sold his company also 🤣
Mine was skip the dishes, I met the Country Manager for Malaysia when I was living there, he invited me for dinner with his boss who was in town, really great people, had a really good time but then the pitch came and I remember telling them how much I liked them but how stupid I thought the business was, I wished them well, told them I would help where I could but would not invest.... Now I'm 50 and I still have to work 🤣🤣🤣
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If you were important and wealthy enough that they came to you, you wouldn’t still be working at 50. I’ll take things that never happened for 500 Alex.
@@jonathanscott5932 you believing me or not makes zero difference to my life, I know where I have been and what I have done, been involved in etc.... Thanks for chipping in though.
@@jonathanscott5932 not true Business fail and people lose a lot of money have to go back to a career. Money is also lost from bad investments and similar thing. If you think all business ventures and investments are successful you have to study the people that fail more instead of watching only successful people on social media
@@TAureliusm3 if you believe him I have a coastline property in Arizona I’d like to sell you.
well someone paid for it and it's still here
And now Uber is in trouble... good dodge. Womp womp
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That's not a mistake... it was smart
This interview every time I see clips from it Cuban comes off like a bullshitter. First he said he made like 40k a weekend from throwing parties as a kid with math that didn’t make sense and now he’s saying if he could go back in time he still wouldn’t invest in ring which would have probably 20x’d his investment? Cmon bro. These guys have such an ego they never wanna seem wrong
Exactly he would be 10 times more relatable if he could just admit that him skipping out on ring was a fuck up
Lol this is coping to the max he would take that deal in a heartbeat
Good choice since uber is now a failing business
True but the investors or the stage he was investing in , made a lot of money
Uber is a dark company that profits from their drivers hardships "being attacked etcétéra". I REFUSE to use Uber "never have".
anyone else smoking that "do not recommend channel" pack right now
“F*ck it”
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The biggest mistake was rejecting scrub daddy
Nahhh mark needs to chill his ego out. Kevin was talking about he would have made 900million if he did the ring deal.
Impossible, if it sold for a billion and they raised 400 million, thats 600 million if you owned 100%? Remember you only own a small percentage. Please tell me how you would get over 200% of the profit it sold for?
Uhh who the fuck are these two random people asking questions
I'll take ring over uber. Any god damn day.
Watching white people allow gypsy cab's "woke" me up 😂😂😂
Destroyed an entire industry illegally.
Bigot
Gypsy cabs?
He still doesn’t admit ring was a huge miss
it was a miss, he sold his company for a billlion, but had to raise $400 million… thats a big chunk that really didnt have to be used & he is only rich because he sold the company, when there are other companies that sell for billions! with an S
Lol yk sharks will not admit they missed out typical. Jst say I should of invested bt it's ok I'm still a billionaire there easy.
For a business genius like himself I’d listen to why he thinks it’s still a bad idea vs what you say. Cause his opinion is backed by decades of experience, reasoning, and logic
Mr wonderful has said that it was his Miss....
Thats what 99% of people never see
Guy is lost…..So what kind of business isn’t a miss mark? A perfect company that’s profitable making tons of money that just goes hey want a piece? He just wants a lottery ticket……guy says he still wouldn’t do that deal….guy has so much money he is lost now….what a clown 🤡
still has 4.6 billion dollars which is more then ur entire family line so smd
I dont think you understand what dillutions works. That and the fact that, would you invest in a company thats needs 400 million to be successful? Ehh kinda iffy, most would probably not take that gamble.
Steiny is that type of person, they watch a couple of TikTok‘s of them. And he thinks he knows their whole life story
His biggest mistake was trying to scam people. He's lucky he has money now otherwise he'd be broke in the street.
Scam people??
@@Charsi_Escobar look it up. He's been actively involved in some outright scams trying to swindle people out of money for literally no reason other than needless greed.
Mark Cubans starting to look like Bubba Ho-tep
The biggest mistakes are the risks you don’t take! I’m not talking about gambling or life threatening things, but financial things can really make but rarely break you.
Mark could have owned google and youtube… Ring was definitely not his biggest miss
Steiny thinks he’s such a hot shot
The "i didn't liked him that much anyways" is showing
Tell me meritocracy is a lie without telling me meritocracy is a lie.
Guaranteed, Mark TRULY wishes he had invested in “Ring”. 🤥
It’s not a miss because he wasn’t in a good place to invest at that time
It’s like telling a 20yr old in 2023 that they missed out on purchasing a home in 2008. They were in the 3rd grade and were not in a position to invest in a home😂
It’s like saying you regret not putting it all on black at the casino because black happened to win. There’s not necessarily a good way to predict it so going back it is still the best decision even if it turned out that your gamble would have won.
Dude the questions they asked him in this podcast are ridiculous. You can tell he’s like “these idiots are so slow”
Uber is French for burn rate from hell
I love when rich people prove why they’re rich
All the cost of the zuber startup was stalling, delaying, extortion, bureaucratic inaction, and cab companies trying to get government to give them exclusive business rights, threatening Uber drivers with arrest, and vehicle confiscation
"Work before payout? Nah I'm good"
-Mark Cuban
Didn’t even let him answer the question …
In a separate interview he literally said the complete opposite of this and how much of a miss it was 😂😂
he's got a point, it was such a risky thing and he'd rather take the safe route
I think bro missed😂
Uber changed the game.