What really matters is growth to cost, if every dollar they spend results in 1.1 earned dollars tomorrow, that's great, that's what I want to see as an investor

What really matters is growth to cost, if every dollar they spend results in 1.1 earned dollars tomorrow, that's great, that's what I want to see as an investor. If every dollar invested results in more negative dollars, well.... When does the bonfire stop, when money stops going in. As surprised as I am, they seem to be on the right track from reading this article Update: ok after selling junk bonds and losing almost $2b a year going for the IPO? Yeah that won't end well. They're another loser looking for public fund bag holders