Which of the following is most true about negative Free Cash Flow (FCF)?

Group of answer choices

Negative FCF is neither good nor bad; it simply means the firm will need to raise capital.

Negative FCF is always a sign of poor performance at a firm.

Negative FCF is always a sign of too much debt at a firm.

Negative FCF implies the firm is shrinking in size.

It is not possible for a firm to generate Negative Free Cash Flow.