A profitable business may not be valuable in the future, and a business that is valuable in the future may not be profitable now. For example, if there are two restaurants, the loss-making one may be easier to obtain financing than the profitable one. Why is this? Because capital pays more attention to the future of the investment target, and business operators pay more attention to current profitability. Many companies keep the current profitable business and close the future valuable business, so it is difficult to gain recognition from mainstream capital. Which businesses of your company will be valuable in the future and what are the criteria for judgment? This article will give you the answer.