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The speaker suggests that taking money when possible is better than when needed, as it can lead to a better valuation.
The speaker is uncertain about this approach, stating that they do not know and suggest that gold has been a two-sided market while the SPX has been a runaway train.
The speaker suggests that the best way to determine the value of a business is to talk to multiple people or entities, such as potential buyers or industry experts. They also mention that valuations can be based on multiples of revenue or EBITDA, but these are not always reliable.
The value of the Thurman Munson rookie card is estimated to be between $20 and $100, with the speaker stating they are not selling it regardless of its value.
The speaker acknowledges that there is a wide range of opinions on the valuation of SpaceX, with estimates ranging from under a trillion to three trillion dollars. The speaker suggests that the valuation should be considered in the context of Elon Musk's broader vision and potential integration with Tesla.
The speaker acknowledges the high valuation of SpaceX and the potential for a selloff if the stock trades below its IPO price. They also mention the risk of the valuation being unrealistic compared to other companies, such as Amazon and Uber, which had similar valuations at their peaks. The speaker believes the risk is significant but does not have a position in the stock.