Our CEO thinks Meteverse is the new healthcare I t
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Posted On: 10/25/2022 8:50:23 AM
Our CEO thinks Meteverse is the new healthcare I think he just loves to blow smoke which has no meaning
Dr. David Dalton
@DrDavidDalton1
The future delivery of healthcare will not be by controlled networks platforms and private delivery systems. It will be PATIENT DRIVEN open networks and platforms supported by the metaverse.
UNIVECMETAVERSE
10:37 AM · Jun 10, 2022
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At least one big investor is calling for Mark Zuckerberg to throw in the towel on the metaverse, saying Meta 'lost the confidence of investors'
Brad Gerstner from Altimeter Capital published an open letter, telling Meta it has "lost the confidence of investors."
Brad Gerstner, whose fund Altimeter Capital owns hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Meta shares,
However, Gerstner's letter is part of a growing chorus of Meta investors and analysts expressing doubt about the viability of Meta's pivot.
Earlier this month, Zuckerberg presented the company's latest updates to Reality Labs, which many found disappointing. One analyst called the presentation "desperate."
So far, Meta's losses from Reality Labs have ballooned to more than the total market caps of American Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit, and Frontier Airlines combined.
These airlines have seen significant cuts to their market caps this year, due to the market downturn. Still, the combined market caps for these four airlines currently total $14.75 billion
Dr. David Dalton
@DrDavidDalton1
The future delivery of healthcare will not be by controlled networks platforms and private delivery systems. It will be PATIENT DRIVEN open networks and platforms supported by the metaverse.
UNIVECMETAVERSE
10:37 AM · Jun 10, 2022
·
At least one big investor is calling for Mark Zuckerberg to throw in the towel on the metaverse, saying Meta 'lost the confidence of investors'
Brad Gerstner from Altimeter Capital published an open letter, telling Meta it has "lost the confidence of investors."
Brad Gerstner, whose fund Altimeter Capital owns hundreds of millions of dollars worth of Meta shares,
However, Gerstner's letter is part of a growing chorus of Meta investors and analysts expressing doubt about the viability of Meta's pivot.
Earlier this month, Zuckerberg presented the company's latest updates to Reality Labs, which many found disappointing. One analyst called the presentation "desperate."
So far, Meta's losses from Reality Labs have ballooned to more than the total market caps of American Airlines, JetBlue, Spirit, and Frontier Airlines combined.
These airlines have seen significant cuts to their market caps this year, due to the market downturn. Still, the combined market caps for these four airlines currently total $14.75 billion
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