RE:RE:RE:New KE Report
One of the reasons Roger puts to less than stellar TLC-2000 sales is that practitioners were on summer holidays and they didn't want an expensive piece of equipment sitting idle in their clinics. I don't know how that washes with investors but for me it's a rather weak argument. In the first place, it would be rare for a self employed practitioner to take more than 2 weeks holiday from their practice. Whether it's patient demands or just having to pay the large bills to keep a clinic functioning, a doctor couldn't go off on any lengthy holiday. TLT builds the TLC-2000 as the orders come in so the practitioner would have lot's of time to go on his holiday while the TLC-2000 is being built. If by chance he doesn't make it back and the unit is ready to be shipped then I'm sure the TLT sales staff would work with the buyer in making a slight adjustment to their shipping date to coincide with when the buyer is back in his office. Hopefully in future Roger will refrain from offering his shareholders such weak excuses to cover up the fact he is badly behind schedule on his commitment to deliver investors $5 million in gross device division revenue by the end of calendar 2016.