RE:RE:Let's talk seriously!Johnny881 wrote: There are problems with your math. For instance, if our generics bring in $12,500 per store in revenue to us per month and our margin is 70%, our cost of goods is only $3750 per month per store. That's one problem with your scenario. The other is you negate to use any credit terms on our purchase of goods. Surely sales revenue would be collected monthly also and with such a healthy margin that would easily facilitate the repurchasing of product and allow for rapid growth in sales ability.
Wow! No time to lose anymore, 3 times $3750 is what. It ain't because you collect your gain every month that you don't need 3 months of supply in the back store of each pharma. That is what you call a start up.... That is why any company has issues while they start. Would you be took seriously if 45 of your 150 pharma that you furnish would have lack of inventory. Never forget it's coming by boat from the East... After the ... Start up, you roll with regularly supplying... But you always keep over 2 months of inventory....