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Peloton Shares Plunge After $757M Lost in Q1

    story
    MAY 2022
    Image copyright: Michael Loccisano/Getty Images [via The Wall Street Journal]
    story last updated OCT 2022

    The Spin

    Narrative A

    The pandemic bubble has officially burst, and Peloton has joined the ranks of Zoom, Netflix, and all of the other stay-at-home plays that thrived during the lockdown. All were bid up during the lockdown and all were bound to bust with the reopening.

    New York Times

    Narrative B

    Peloton is in the early stages of a radical transformation from a "bike company" with its early focus on hardware and devices to a "connected fitness" platform with 100M global subscribers, and McCarthy is just the guy to lead it. Turnarounds are hard work, but the company will bounce back.

    Verge

    Metaculus Prediction


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    GuardianJUL 2022
    Peloton’s profits plunge $757 million, a sign the pandemic bubble has burst.
    New York TimesJUL 2022
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