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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by xiaoma on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @06:03PM (#10300090)
Groupon is still worth a couple of billion despite the beating it's taken from investors. Its revenue and EBITDA have consistently climbed in each year since going public, and there is plenty of cash on hand without a single cent of debt.

As usual, the Motley Fool's analysis is excellent: http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2015/04/07/bull-vs-bea...

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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by defen on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @07:17PM (#10300536)
GRPN is down nearly 46% since that was written...
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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by xiaoma on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @07:53PM (#10300730)
That makes the bull side of the argument significantly stronger, especially given that N. American gross billings are up 12% year-over-year in the last quarter.

I have no financial position either way, and I'm not claiming everything is rosy for GRPN but it's very far from being a "dead unicorn" and at least by my analysis the stock is pretty undervalued at the moment.

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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by tedunangst on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @08:22PM (#10300871)
The lower the stock drops the more it will rocket up!
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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by draw_down on Wednesday September 30, 2015 @09:07AM (#10303590)
The Motley Fool does seem to think that way sometimes.
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Re:Evernote cuts 47 employees and shuts down 3 offices by dasil003 on Tuesday September 29, 2015 @08:06PM (#10300792)
Groupon's problem is with repeat business. I think they're still churning through naive businesses that don't understand the value proposition. If they can't get repeat customers then their upside is limited. I would be very wary of judging Groupon based purely on historic cashflow.
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