this is the original question list "Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow? 

If FCF is negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business? 

Does the company generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF)?"

now i mixed & shorter the all above question into one question. your task is to select best final question from below list.


Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), and if negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), and if not, can negative FCF be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow,
 or, if negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company demonstrate a history of positive and growing free cash flow (FCF), or if FCF is currently negative, is it justifiably due to strategic investments in growth or expansion?

Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow, and if negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business? Additionally, is the company's free cash flow positive and rising?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), or can any periods of negative FCF be justified by strategic investments in growth or expansion?

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Does the company generate positive and consistently rising free cash flow (FCF), or if FCF is negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow (FCF), and if not, is the negative FCF justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business, with a clear trajectory towards positive and rising FCF?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), and if there are periods of negative FCF, can these be justified by growth, expansion, or investment activities?

Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow (FCF), and if there are periods of negative FCF, can they be attributed to justifiable reasons such as growth, expansion, or investment in the business? Additionally, is there a positive and rising trend in FCF over time?

Does the company generate consistently positive and rising free cash flow, and if not, can any negative free cash flow be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

How does the company's free cash flow (FCF) trend, and if it is negative, can this be justified by periods of high growth, expansion, or strategic investments in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), and if FCF is negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive free cash flow, and if FCF is negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business? Additionally, does the company generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF)?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), and if not, can negative FCF be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?

Does the company consistently generate positive and rising free cash flow (FCF), or if FCF is negative, can it be justified by a period of high growth, expansion, or investment in the business?