So far I’ve just been trading with my cash. Should I get into margin or no? If I’m smart about it and don’t overleverage should be ok I think but what do yall thing

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Very low CPI and faster rate cuts / more printing will get cash moving back in.

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That metric is what it comes down to though. Measure as you like - the way they are paying is unfair toward the content creators. The thing is their price rises won't benefit the small artists as much as the big ones. Even if they raised the cost for subscriptions - it's disproportionally distributed. The big boys are the ones that cash it all. And that's further accelerated through their playlist strategies, which makes it that music with already wide reach is recycled over and over, wheras smaller artists are pushed out even more. Their algorithms are biased in a way that punishes those that need premiums the most. If you want to directly support artists, use bandcamp. They cash in only 15% of the payment, Paypal takes a small cut but the rest goes directly to the musician or band. If you're a cheap fuck that wants access to everything without paying as much, keep using your gay Spotify and supporting that rigged system.

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They're FCF positive. Unless they want to buy another company again they won't need to raise cash.

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Take a bunch of cash out. From the size of that spike you’re going to be paying the tax man a premium next year

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Lol, you would have made more money by just parking your cash in a HYSA.

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just cashed out on lunrs little dip and dive. dropped to like 16 and its guaranteed to hit at least 22 by launch announcement. its been a little cash rocket

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It does seem so strange that companies that have been around for decades would not just have cash reserves they can dip into

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I’ve been with these guys at the Casino. I tell them it’s time for them to buy a round and leave with the cash but they don’t quit playing until it’s all gone.

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They'll do what they do every year and spend more relative to their cash flow yielding 0 returns to shareholders other than a net appreciation in capital. If they actually start using robotic delivery in production this year then the stock will double. There will be regulatory scrutiny and it likely won't be ready in the next year.

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