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No one knows. If we would, we'd be rich. Or not, because market will price it in. Its always the unexpected.

Figma, only because every quarter the company issues a shitload of stock to the CEO so he can go and buy a new yacht.

Anything to do with Nashville Hot Chicken more than 100 miles outside Nashville. Poke Bowl franchises too

Why don’t you do some research and share with us, we don’t know!

Technology companies that continue to do what has worked for them in the past, and not venture outside of their comfort zone. There are many examples of this, if you look at the history of technology companies. That is a very good guide into who will survive and who will not. Most technology companies don’t last for too long. They saturate and wither away.

None die just get bought by bigger shark.

Carvanna and Coreweave

Some company or even bank that have been completely negligent towards their cyber security. That's the fastest way to crater the consumers' trust in said entity.

Timmy's Lemonade Stand Inc.'s IPO didn't go as well as planned. Despite being the highest earning lemonade stand on Finkbiner St. in that neighborhood, experts are already predicting an even sharper downturn following the summer season when school starts again. Those in the know have already begun shorting TLS Inc.

Well I’d say it’d be more than likely something financial given all the games they play with leverage and derivatives. But that doesn’t necessarily mean that other businesses can’t commit fraud. Noone really knows until a spark sets it off.

you just can't know. The government shut down small businesses while allowing large corporations to keep operation during covid. We went full fascist as a test run. I'm sure it will happen again.

i'll give a real answer - Soundhound (SOUN). company has been around for a couple decades and is (was?) a leader in voice (originally music) recognition and now AI speech recognition. they hold patents for their 'agentic' platform which basically means it understands commands and can interface with other systems to execute upon those requests. they went public (via SPAC) in 2022 and have aquired other companies along the way.  i see major headwinds for them as the AI hyperscalers continue to evolve. these llm's / AI models are already agentic and have basically eroded all competative advantage SOUN had built up over the years. given these AIs are produced by trillion-dollar technical "empires" like google, SOUN - in my opinion - is like a sand castle in the way of a tsunami. im not sure the gemini's of the world yet have said, "we want to power every fast food voice service (think an automated teller at a restaurant)" yet - whereas SOUN is actively working there - but when they do, the collapse will be swift. SOUN themselves might be an acquisition target however if that happens i'm guessing it'll be more for their existing contracts than their tech. just my opinion...

Specific companies? Very difficult. Just look for companies owned by private equity. They are leeches and will drain those companies dry with no intention of long-term success. A few fast food companies come to mind.

Meta.... they are walking to their doom. Only getting 110b but spending 35b more than they can. Advertising revenue: 55b Corporate bonds sold: 55b AI data center cost(s) 2026: 145b.

Uber Eats and food delivery companies in general. I can’t afford food as it is, how can this many people afford to get delivery every day? That’s going away soon.

Any of them. For reasons they didn’t anticipate.

Tesla. At some point they need to try to do something big to live up to their stupid valuation, and it’s very likely that whatever that something is will be a catastrophic failure.

Every big tech is going to collapse, there will be a lot of medium sized companies