Why buy it? The CEO has publicly stated they don't make money while killing two major revenue streams.
They are about 2 years too late.
The rise in interest rates and the end of easy VC money has swung the dial back to: Companies actually need to generate profit and not just show user growth to be attractive to investors.
The IPO will not go as spez dreamed for so long.
I agree. The economy is shit right now and I would be amazed that anyone in their right mind would invest in a company whose already lost half their value in just a few years (at least, that's what I've heard. They supposedly went from 10B to 5.5B or something like that). And like you said, interest rates are a factor as well.
The mods are jumping ship or just straight up abandoning the site, and the slew of NSFW content, real or not, is damaging its advertisement potential. It's a lemon.
Eventually the IPO will ruin Reddit, as vulture capital will make sure to extract every single bit of value from the platform as profit. I just wish that Reddit's downfall happened before that - otherwise spez and other shareholders are still leaving with pockets full of money.
Also, it would be a shame if a blackout happened near the end of February... or if subreddits went again into "Oliverposting" mode... or if people happened to promote a few Kbin / Lemmy instances...
Why buy it? The CEO has publicly stated they don't make money while killing two major revenue streams.
They are about 2 years too late.
The rise in interest rates and the end of easy VC money has swung the dial back to: Companies actually need to generate profit and not just show user growth to be attractive to investors.
The IPO will not go as spez dreamed for so long.
I agree. The economy is shit right now and I would be amazed that anyone in their right mind would invest in a company whose already lost half their value in just a few years (at least, that's what I've heard. They supposedly went from 10B to 5.5B or something like that). And like you said, interest rates are a factor as well.
The mods are jumping ship or just straight up abandoning the site, and the slew of NSFW content, real or not, is damaging its advertisement potential. It's a lemon.
Well said
Short the stock! We hate the stock!
It's happening
Eventually the IPO will ruin Reddit, as vulture capital will make sure to extract every single bit of value from the platform as profit. I just wish that Reddit's downfall happened before that - otherwise spez and other shareholders are still leaving with pockets full of money.
Also, it would be a shame if a blackout happened near the end of February... or if subreddits went again into "Oliverposting" mode... or if people happened to promote a few Kbin / Lemmy instances...
I hope it fails spectacularly.
Is it really happening this time?