Economics & Finance
Long-termism Validation
When an industry endures over a decade of capital investment with no visible commercial returns, yet investors and decision-makers continue funding until a reference point emerges—typically a successful foreign precedent or major policy breakthrough—the market reprices the entire sector from a 'money pit' to a 'forward-looking bet.' This is not a technological breakthrough but a collective psychological and institutional reversal.
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- → LinksPublic Market Valuation Reality Check
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