RE:RE:RE:RET - not generating as much cash flow as thought? We are all rich if WE let management know that we expect the business to be managed for shareholders. We all think of tech companies diluting shareholders but I didn't see Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, etc diluting shareholders by over 4% in 2022.
Manage the business for profit vs revenue. I don't care if sales this year are $600 million as long as gross margin is 58% or above. I am OK with giving up 62M in revenue al long as gross margins are over 58%. Operating marings should be minimum 14%. That would give an operating profit of 84M. That is a lot of money for a buy back!