Good Natured Products Inc V.GDNP.H

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good natured Products Inc. offers an assortment of plant-based products made all, or in part, from the maximum possible amount of rapidly renewable resources. The Company’s segments include Industrial, Packaging, General Merchandise, Commercial Business Supplies, and Services. The Company engineers and distributes a diverse range of bio-based products across various sectors, including grocery, restaurant, electronics, automotive, and pharmaceuticals. Its operations are within the packaging and consumer goods manufacturing industry. It offers over 400 products and services through wholesale, direct to business and retail channels. It also offers direct purchasing through its own e-commerce platform in the United States and Canada and through Amazon and other third-party channels. It offers consumers, business owners and operators’ plant-based alternatives to everyday petroleum-based products that are being used in homes and businesses.

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Comment by jermoguyon Oct 05, 2021 5:07pm

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RE:Q3 Preliminaries? Revenue?

I am starting to wonder whether the market even cares about the revenue if there is no commensurate earnings to report. I have no other plausible explanation why the stock continues to plummet daily. Yes, a year ago we were under 20 cents or so, but within the last year we got over $1.90. That may have been a crazy ride and having it drop is normal. But this much droppage (not sure if it's a word) and the worrisome thing is the droppage is consistent. Every day in one my my portfolios, GNDP is always at the bottom running red. I don't get it - the acquisitions, the strategic placement in a very socially-conscious industry with a fantastic product. OK, so the revenue is great, but I am really wondering whether Paul should change his position in "I don't care about profits".

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