RE:RE:Lets listen to what the executive says in the morning.I liked "hopium" in your previous post and in this one "an infatuation with selling cheese."
I think that's the problem - I think they have better control of input costs with machine sales . Cheese is subject to price swings in the U.S and expensive in Canada and MOON CHEESE is an expensive snack compared to a chocolate bar and potato chips. Also the divisional sales appear to be dependent on inconsistent sales to very large customers as opposed to widespread distribuine adoption tion in mom and pop corner stores.
Technological adoption can be a very slow unrewardding process.
Your summation is hard to argue with ; not that I am selling what I still own.
"They are on the precipice of great things. Problem is that they have been for 10 years.
I'm not selling the low stock price as much as I am selling the businesses lack of execution."