They don’t have a huge number of quarters as a public company (well, they’re 16 years old), and for most of their history they have been in Startup mode. If mo

They don’t have a huge number of quarters as a public company (well, they’re 16 years old), and for most of their history they have been in Startup mode. If most people on this forum’s startups went to cash positive in 14 years (which is basically how long it took them to get a positive quarter, and the balance for the last 8 has basically been 50:50) then I’m pretty sure everyone would be cheering