Virgin Galactic's fourth quarter earnings were not good, with net losses almost doubling to $150 million on an adjusted eBay basis.
Revenue was basically negligible, at $869,000 for the quarter.
The company has been struggling to put planes into the air, with missed milestones and limited supply.
If you were to pay $450,000 for a flight, it's not worth it in Scott's opinion.
This week on Prof G Markets, Scott explains how Virgin Galactic’s unique supply and demand constraints make it a terrible business. He also breaks down why Amazon and Better.com are partnering to allow Amazon employees to pledge their stock as collateral for home loans — with a catch. Finally, Scott takes a look at the enduring grocery delivery market and shares his thoughts on why Instacart might hold the key to unlocking the IPO market.