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> enter a sort of maintenance mode There exists such a mode: it's called dividend distribution. But currently DBX and many other tech companies aren't paying a
by dsnr 2y ago
> enter a sort of maintenance mode
There exists such a mode: it's called dividend distribution. But currently DBX and many other tech companies aren't paying any dividends to stock holders. So if it's not growing and not paying dividends, what is the company doing?
- bravetraveler 2y agoProviding goods/services. Perhaps the qualifier "being publicly traded" will help
- bink 2y agoI think the question is more for investors. If the company isn't growing and isn't paying a dividend, why would I buy shares?
- bravetraveler 2y agoI bring attention the qualifier; if it's not performing and likely won't be, why is it traded? A company that is relatively stable and holds no grand world-domination-to-feed-shareholder plans is still nice
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- ryanalam 2y agoIn that instance you’d be looking for free cash flow, and Dropbox has a lot of it. https://investors.dropbox.com/static-files/df1fe33d-3995-4528-a9c2-38004195c6fc https://investors.dropbox.com/static-files/df1fe33d-3995-452...
- HDThoreaun 2y agoIf its not being returned to shareholders its worthless