RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:FCC Working Capital Sorry WernerD, but are you really such a simpleton? Your question with regard to Math's postings seems beyond the pale. Seriously, you present yourself as an informed investor here and yet don't understand the concept of "burn rate?" You ask, "What kind of cash burning is the guy talking about? Here at FCC, funds are used to put the refinery into operation."
Duh?
Burn rate refers to the rate at which a company spends its cash reserves over time. It reflects the velocity of negative cash flow (usually quoted as a monthly rate). For your edification, analysis of cash expenditures in excess of cash receipts tells investors whether or not a company is self-sustaining and can signal the urgency for additional future financing (either equity or debt). A valid concern for those invested in a startup with yet to be realized income streams!
your tirades and outbursts have become tiresome and, frankly, very rude. You may not approve of others' postings here, but at least learn to control yourself. And while you take your meds to calm down, steal a moment to educate yourself a bit about basic concepts... such as "cash burn rates." Have a good day.