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Yeah I don't disagree with you there (I don't own one) A bit more of my very basic reasoning was that at current prices the company was being as if it hadn't s
by hardwaresofton 4y ago
Yeah I don't disagree with you there (I don't own one)
A bit more of my very basic reasoning was that at current prices the company was being as if it hadn't shown progress at all in the last ~2 years. They have at least sold units, added subscribers, and that's gotta be worth something even if a bunch of it is pulled forward.
Actually for a SaaS service (we'll leave aside whether it's worth it or not :), this is one of the best things that could happen right? If possible you want that LTV to be pulled forward so you can try to reinvest it in the business or make moves earlier rather than later?