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>>fancy_+(OP)
Return to office so you can join zoom meetings!

>>pydann+K4
Has anyone backtested a stock bot that just shorts every company doing RTO? It's clearly a leading indicator for company collapse.

>>steven+E8
> It's clearly a leading indicator for company collapse.

So, Amazon, Apple, ... are close to collapse?

>>generi+ie
Creatively? Yes, definitely, at least for Amazon. IMHO, for that company there is an internal battle what they want to be: a webshop filled with garbage or a cloud hyperscaler? The way the web shop is degrading, I strongly assume that Amazon will attempt to exit that business sooner or later.

As for Apple, I do love their hardware, but the software side has seen better days.

>>mschus+Hf
As the previous poster was talking about finance and the stock market I doubt some kind of "creative collapse" was meant.

>>generi+7m
Creative collapse can lead to financial and stock market collapse. Particularly Apple has gone through that already once.

>>mschus+xw1
See my other reply in this subthread - the money and the moat they have prevents a financial collapse for many years to come, even if they do not improve. So, I doubt RTO is a good indicator for (financial) collapse.