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Companies don't die when they lose money. They cut expenses or they get acquired. Companies die when they have no revenue. If I were an investor in Snap I wo

by lev99 9y ago

Companies don't die when they lose money. They cut expenses or they get acquired. Companies die when they have no revenue. If I were an investor in Snap I would much rather see them raise revenue then cut expenses or decrease loses. Their loses are considered in the stock price.

jgalt212 9y ago
It's clearly not that simple. Barring an absolutely horrendous product, one can almost always purchase $100 of revenue for $105.
- lev99 9y ago
  5% might be a little low, but you do make a valid point that you cannot make a business selling at a loss.