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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

Why all loss making companies will get profitable now? Well this would happen when people's income would start increasing and they would start spending more. But is this happening? Look Below GDP Per Capita (source: google search result) 2012: $14

Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

low down with the optimism. GDP per capita increase doesn't automatically translate to sustainable business models. These loss-making companies have been burning investor money for years, and a marginal income increase doesn't solve fundamental structural problems. Most of these platforms are still struggling with unit economics, customer acquisition costs, and creating genuine value. Just because GenZ has spending power doesn't mean they'll blindly throw money at poorly managed businesses.

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Anonymous

Hey I am on Medial • 3m

hey, most of the 'loss making' startups are aldredy on the verge of profitability. And ik genz won't throw money on any rubbish stuff, but QCom platforms, fast fashion, games, etc are the stuff they will not mind spending on.. And I'm saying that as I'm a genz myself. Those losses were just to make everyone habituated to their services, and it's now the time for them to earn

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