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Virtutone Networks Inc V.VFX

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Comment by investor2015on Aug 22, 2014 11:21am
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RE:RE:Profitability Assured - Cash Flow is the Issue

RE:RE:Profitability Assured - Cash Flow is the Issue
Millton wrote: The longer the AR the higher the margin Virtutone realizes on the revenue. The LOC will give VFX the freedom to collect late and receive higher margins.


That doesn't make any sense. Please explain how higher AR = higher Margin.
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