Thread: Truth Social hits 73M net loss
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Originally Posted By Phil9⏩
LMMFAO at them and their collection of $hitty NFT cult p o rnWhat happened to all the Miscers who bragged about buying DWAC stock? Pretty sure GAChase was one of them. Jizzel probably did too but bought them in rubles.
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
Wow. You're probably the biggest dumbass I've faced in a while and to top it off you're saying I don't know amything.I don't think you do
And you just said net loss in op also
Btw there are multiple tech companies that have never said a profit yet- many take 10 years before the 1st


If truth somehow didn't show a net loss this early in their infancy, it would be a bad sign of business management.
Honestly, the fact they're net loss isn't a bigger number is more revealing to their struggles
And you just said net loss in op also
Btw there are multiple tech companies that have never said a profit yet- many take 10 years before the 1st


If truth somehow didn't show a net loss this early in their infancy, it would be a bad sign of business management.
Honestly, the fact they're net loss isn't a bigger number is more revealing to their struggles
Many business anticipate losses for the future im order for the brand to build and eventually make a profit. Are you saying losing 74M close to the business' inception is something companies routinely expect or go through as part of their roadmap tp success?
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Originally Posted By georgeenoob⏩
These type - yes -Wow. You're probably the biggest dumbass I've faced in a while and to top it off you're saying I don't know amything.
Many business anticipate losses for the future im order for the brand to build and eventually make a profit. Are you saying losing 74M close to the business' inception is something companies routinely expect or go through as part of their roadmap tp success?
Many business anticipate losses for the future im order for the brand to build and eventually make a profit. Are you saying losing 74M close to the business' inception is something companies routinely expect or go through as part of their roadmap tp success?
As you see comparable above
Twitter annual net profit / loss 2012 to 2022 ($mm)
Year Net profit / loss ($mm)
2012 -79
2013 -645
2014 -577
2015 -521
2016 -456
2017 -108
https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statist
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
Oh so this is how business works?Image host down but....
Twitter annual net profit / loss 2012 to 2022 ($mm)
Year Net profit / loss ($mm)
2012 -79
2013 -645
2014 -577
2015 -521
2016 -456
2017 -108
https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statistics/
Twitter annual net profit / loss 2012 to 2022 ($mm)
Year Net profit / loss ($mm)
2012 -79
2013 -645
2014 -577
2015 -521
2016 -456
2017 -108
https://www.businessofapps.com/data/twitter-statistics/
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
This happening to Twitter validates a business with 74M loss right out of the gate. Any business starting out losing 74M has absolutely no promise to be successful. I will now spare myself from further explaining how much of a dumbass you are. This is business 101.This may be partly due to the management of Twitter during that period, which included founder Jack Dorsey, then founder Evan Williams, then shortly after that Dick Costolo, followed by another Jack Dorsey turn. In the second round, Dorsey was also CEO at Block Inc (previously Square), which led to complaints from shareholders and even a lawsuit.
Only thing I learned from you is that Twitter is a failure too.
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Originally Posted By georgeenoob⏩
It almost sounds like you're making my argument for me nowOh so this is how business works?
From your article:
This happening to Twitter validates a business with 74M loss right out of the gate. Any business starting out losing 74M has absolutely no promise to be successful. I will now spare myself from further explaining how much of a dumbass you are. This is business 101.
From your article:
This happening to Twitter validates a business with 74M loss right out of the gate. Any business starting out losing 74M has absolutely no promise to be successful. I will now spare myself from further explaining how much of a dumbass you are. This is business 101.
11-14-2023, 12:41 PM
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
You're just saying Twitter is a failure too and it is, just like TruthSocial.It almost sounds like you're making my argument for me now
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Originally Posted By georgeenoob⏩
I'm taking about how these tech start ups workYou're just saying Twitter is a failure too and it is, just like TruthSocial.
Check out Zillow also - snap - Lyft etc
You have to take huge long front end expenditures
How it works
11-14-2023, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted By gachase21⏩
No one would invest in any company that isn't cash flow positive in the first five years.I'm taking about how these tech start ups work
Check out Zillow also - snap - Lyft etc
You have to take huge long front end expenditures
How it works
Check out Zillow also - snap - Lyft etc
You have to take huge long front end expenditures
How it works
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[QUOTE=SmithMachineGuy;1693358213]They should open it up so you can view it without an account.
Everything requiring a login dissuades traffic. Which probably reducing ad revenue. Twitter now forces you to login to view replies and stuff, so I barely look at anything on there anymore. [quote]Agreed, and it applies to more and more things these days. Even the most common bloody operating system on the planet wants you to have an account just to use your own computer if you don't know the workaround.
I think that with social media companies across the board they're running into a bind trying to extract even more money when data/advertising won't suffice.
The interesting part, though, is how this is all occurring roughly around the same time all at once despite years of *free* access. These shifts alongside[URL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2023/03/02/social-media-services-look-to-put-the-squeeze-on-users-via-premium-features/?sh=23c191171052]new revenue streams as premium services[/URL]coincide with a rise in privacy concerns and increasing knowledge about privacy tracking/blockers.
[QUOTE]"[b]There has been increasing pressure from consumers and regulators alike to allow more transparency and consumer control in the collection of personal data[/b]," said Pade. "Apple's recent privacy policy changes have reflected this move, with the company implementing App Tracking Transparency."
Moreover, A[b]pple's changes have also impacted ad targeting on social media, and even the ability to pinpoint the social media users most likely to be interested in a company's ad campaigns.[/b]
"The change in data collection has caused advertisers to be less eager to spend money on social media platforms like ********, Twitter, and Instagram," Pade noted.
[b]Ads may simply not offer the same value anymore[/b].
"That would be a serious consequence if advertisers determine that the services they're paying for are no longer providing the benefits they want," added King. "Those issues aside,[b]it's worth considering whether we're nearing a tipping point in terms of consumers being willing to pay for platforms and services that have long been provided freely.[/b]"[/QUOTE]That last point is probably the most relevant and vital consideration these days as[i]all[/i]services have been raising prices simultaneously, causing people to finally start taking into account what subscriptions they continue paying and the actual value these services are even providing.
With social media, frankly it amazes me that people even placed enough value to pay for things like Twitter when it has been insanely clear that the only winning move is to not play at all with these parasitic platforms. The more people enable these companies, the more they know that they can get away with, causing them to push even further.
After all of the moronic choices made around twitter alone, it's insane how addicted people are to still put up with it all[i]and[/i]pay for what used to be free* because I sure wouldn't put it past them to still mine the hell out of your personal life no matter how much paid them (just look at Windows).
[QUOTE=SmithMachineGuy post_id=1693358213]Yeah Web 2.0 sucks so much overall. It's a worse user experience in almost every way. Everything is guarded by a login wall, and search results are utterly useless.[/QUOTE]I swear, it feels like search alone has degraded to where it's almost useless these days.
It doesn't help that the UI/UX designers might as well be cenobites with how masochistic their designs have become. I flat out give up searching on google more often than I even find things, and the only way they've managed to innovate is new ways to dumb down the site even more.
Everything requiring a login dissuades traffic. Which probably reducing ad revenue. Twitter now forces you to login to view replies and stuff, so I barely look at anything on there anymore. [quote]Agreed, and it applies to more and more things these days. Even the most common bloody operating system on the planet wants you to have an account just to use your own computer if you don't know the workaround.
I think that with social media companies across the board they're running into a bind trying to extract even more money when data/advertising won't suffice.
The interesting part, though, is how this is all occurring roughly around the same time all at once despite years of *free* access. These shifts alongside[URL=https://www.forbes.com/sites/petersuciu/2023/03/02/social-media-services-look-to-put-the-squeeze-on-users-via-premium-features/?sh=23c191171052]new revenue streams as premium services[/URL]coincide with a rise in privacy concerns and increasing knowledge about privacy tracking/blockers.
[QUOTE]"[b]There has been increasing pressure from consumers and regulators alike to allow more transparency and consumer control in the collection of personal data[/b]," said Pade. "Apple's recent privacy policy changes have reflected this move, with the company implementing App Tracking Transparency."
Moreover, A[b]pple's changes have also impacted ad targeting on social media, and even the ability to pinpoint the social media users most likely to be interested in a company's ad campaigns.[/b]
"The change in data collection has caused advertisers to be less eager to spend money on social media platforms like ********, Twitter, and Instagram," Pade noted.
[b]Ads may simply not offer the same value anymore[/b].
"That would be a serious consequence if advertisers determine that the services they're paying for are no longer providing the benefits they want," added King. "Those issues aside,[b]it's worth considering whether we're nearing a tipping point in terms of consumers being willing to pay for platforms and services that have long been provided freely.[/b]"[/QUOTE]That last point is probably the most relevant and vital consideration these days as[i]all[/i]services have been raising prices simultaneously, causing people to finally start taking into account what subscriptions they continue paying and the actual value these services are even providing.
With social media, frankly it amazes me that people even placed enough value to pay for things like Twitter when it has been insanely clear that the only winning move is to not play at all with these parasitic platforms. The more people enable these companies, the more they know that they can get away with, causing them to push even further.
After all of the moronic choices made around twitter alone, it's insane how addicted people are to still put up with it all[i]and[/i]pay for what used to be free* because I sure wouldn't put it past them to still mine the hell out of your personal life no matter how much paid them (just look at Windows).
[QUOTE=SmithMachineGuy post_id=1693358213]Yeah Web 2.0 sucks so much overall. It's a worse user experience in almost every way. Everything is guarded by a login wall, and search results are utterly useless.[/QUOTE]I swear, it feels like search alone has degraded to where it's almost useless these days.
It doesn't help that the UI/UX designers might as well be cenobites with how masochistic their designs have become. I flat out give up searching on google more often than I even find things, and the only way they've managed to innovate is new ways to dumb down the site even more.
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I just sent in another 5k with a note to Blumpfff to do with as he sees fit. Every time I write a check, it gets me right in the feels...
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Originally Posted By bpatel82⏩
Found a DWAC investor lol. Probably gave all his money off.It's funny that broke keyboard warriors living on food stamps care more about truth social's performance than actual investors who invested in it for a cause, not for money. Truth gave conservatives a platform to express themselves without being censored until Elon bought Twitter. That's all matters.
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Originally Posted By Fishman15⏩
Based. The food stamp collectors will never know this feeling!I just sent in another 5k with a note to Blumpfff to do with as he sees fit. Every time I write a check, it gets me right in the feels...
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Originally Posted By bpatel82⏩
Lindsey Graham was begging the food stamp collector to donate to Trump and they obviously did cause they're Trumptards. So I guess they do know the feeling of getting fukked in the arsehole so willingly.Based. The food stamp collectors will never know this feeling!
Trumptards come in all sizes.
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Originally Posted By georgeenoob⏩
Stop being a food stamp collector and you won't be so miserable.Lindsey Graham was begging the food stamp collector to donate to Trump and they obviously did cause they're Trumptards. So I guess they do know the feeling of getting fukked in the arsehole so willingly.
Trumptards come in all sizes.
Trumptards come in all sizes.
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
Dumbest point ever from a partisan hack. Are u a loser for not becoming a pro athlete or musician or a multi millionaire?Does Trump win at anything? Lol even when he barely won in 2016 he rolled out all his excuses for losing.. the same ones we heard in 2020. He knows he's a loser lol.
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Originally Posted By 129iq⏩
A rich man went chasing power by becoming president. You can't comprehend that? He even said in some softball interview in the 90s after being asked what now, he said become president.Don't understand liberals point on this. He would have been much richer if he didn't get into politics.So, he lost money being a demogogue politician.ok?
Money and power. All about self image. He wanted to be President as a measure of success, or do you think he cares about you? Who am I kidding.
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Originally Posted By Trillhouse⏩
And yet his name is on multiple buildings and he has about 9.999 billion more dollars than you do lol[ul]Trump Airlines
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The guy is a eternal loser.
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The guy is a eternal loser.
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Originally Posted By Phil9⏩
Businesses don't tend to break even till a few yearsWhat happened to all the Miscers who bragged about buying DWAC stock? Pretty sure GAChase was one of them. Jizzel probably did too but bought them in rubles.
Op sucks at economics
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Originally Posted By mikebadg3⏩
When do you suppose it will break even after a 74m loss?Businesses don't tend to break even till a few years
Op sucks at economics
Op sucks at economics
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Originally Posted By ClivesTriceps⏩
Make sure you wipe Donald's nut off your chin once you're done sucking him off.And yet his name is on multiple buildings and he has about 9.999 billion more dollars than you do lol
Somewhere in the bowels of deepest hell, Satan is assessing the potential of this shyte as the permanent soundtrack to an eternity of being hosed down with Bernard Manning's diarrhea.
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Originally Posted By mikebadg3⏩
So, what is Truth Social selling that will cause DWAC to eventually break even after losing 10s of millions of dollars?Businesses don't tend to break even till a few years
Op sucks at economics
Op sucks at economics
Originally Posted By Trillhouse⏩
Gollum prefers licking all of it.Make sure you wipe Donald's nut off your chin once you're done sucking him off.
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Originally Posted By bpatel82⏩
Food stamp collectors on suicide watch... Taking Ls after Ls with no end in sight.Stop being a food stamp collector and you won't be so miserable.
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Trump has won from a business angle...he parlayed his celebrity and American's hate for politicians into becoming the most well known living person to ever exist on planet earth. How many trillions of times has his name been said at this point? How many words written about him? How much tv coverage?
And as far as him "loving" people...do you really think Biden loves all you derange nuts that support him?
And as far as him "loving" people...do you really think Biden loves all you derange nuts that support him?
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