Lyft’s fourth quarter 2020 results provided further evidence of the stock market’s exceptionally low standards for corporate earnings these days. The ride hailing company’s shares rose 11% in after-hours trading after it reported that its fourth quarter revenue, at $570 million, was 44% lower compared to the same quarter a year earlier. If any part of the after-hours share price jump carries...
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