Peloton at $6: From Pandemic Phenomenon to Profit-Seeking Underdog
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- Peloton is no longer a hyper-growth pandemic rocket, but it is finally consistently profitable, with Q1 2026 delivering net income, positive free cash flow, and better-than-guided earnings.
- Revenue and paid subscriptions are still shrinking, even as churn improves and subscriptions (not hardware) drive the majority of the business.
- A fresh AI-heavy product lineup, higher prices, and a new recall all pull in opposite directions, making Peloton a classic “turnaround with real cash flow but real risk” story at a ~$2.6B valuation.
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