RE:RE:RE:WAITING FOR CONFERENCE CALLWhat are you talking about? Dangerously biased to clearly float facts about part of the balance sheet? And do it in a way that would be done in a basic finance course given to some 10s of thousands or more students every year?
Instead you prefer floating the record backlog without providing a sense of when it will be filled, how much will contribute beyond providing that equipment and services is not dangerously biased? Discussing "current" assets and liabilities on a balance sheet provides timing.
But, please do explain how you see the paying of bills over the next several quarters. And you can use your backlog in that explanation.
Thanks.