After a challenging period, Peloton reports a modest increase in sales for the first time in nine quarters, with a growth of 0.2%. The company is shifting its focus towards profitability over expansion, evidenced by reduced marketing expenses. This strategic pivot has contributed to significantly narrowed losses, dropping to $30.5 million from $241.1 million in previous quarters. Despite this progress, Peloton presents a mixed outlook for the upcoming year, expecting lower sales but an improvement in adjusted EBITDA.