RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WHY YOU SHOULD READ ALL POSTSOh my.
So all it takes for a company to reduce debt is to increase sales.
Got it.
Good luck with your investment.
ArnoldLayne - (4/5/2021 1:19:51 PM) RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:WHY YOU SHOULD READ ALL POSTS Easier this way maybe. Sales goes up and debt goes down. Hexo will thrive, no doubts about it and time is on our side
mydogchach wrote:ArnoldLayne - (4/5/2021 12:15:41 PM)
RE:RE:RE:RE:WHY YOU SHOULD READ ALL POSTS And where do you foresee 600M$ debt ? On top of 400M$ sales ? Some dont speak english while some dont understand business mydogchach wrote: ArnoldLayne - (4/5/2021 11:16:16 AM)
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And for the 400M$ touted by CEO, we're halfway there, with stores opening like crazy, wont be l9mong till we surpass that. Meanwhile sp is supressed as it never been. Simple math here. Patient will be more than reward here. Expecting a multi bagger from here on in 2021. Loosing money on a downtrend is never easy on the nerve. Dry powder one must keep to accumulate and average down when market favor accumulation. Glta
Does no-one speak English on this board?
Doesn't matter if sales are $600 million - if there's a net loss.
I don't understand why some posters only look at sales, rather than the whole picture - it's to their own detriment.
I didn't say anything about debt.
What I said was that you have to consider more than just the sales of a company.
If your sales are $400 million, but your expenses are $450 million - then I guess you've lost just as much as when your sales were $200 million and your expenses were $250 million.
You're right - some don't understand business