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Re: okaly post# 1875

Thursday, 07/31/2014 1:34:22 PM

Thursday, July 31, 2014 1:34:22 PM

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I expect some inertia to start building on their improving revenue performance. For the Q ending 6-30-2014, I expect a 10% - 20% gain over the 6-30-2013 revenue number of 10,418,617. Nothing more spectacular and nothing less. Last year I believe the revenue increase was 9.3% YOY.

A 10% revenue gain would be what I consider "ROX-Normal". When I refer to some inertia, I am referring to ROX's revenues gaining momentum.

I am inferring that ROX distributors are gaining a little more retail penetration every year because it is becoming easier to find ROX products in more stores. Jefferson's and Goslings Rum have been on a roll. If the Red Sox were doing better, Goslings would be doing better smile

Limoncello stands out brightly like a beacon on the top shelf. I have not yet seen the Tequila Tierras in my local shops.

Diluted Normalized EPS may be breakeven with positive cash flow. Total Current Assets should also be increasing.

I would view these four things (revenues at 10%+, breakeven, positive cash flow, increased assets) in a VERY positive way. If the pps falls, I will scoop right in to buy more.

There will come a time when ROX investors start focusing on YOY numbers instead of Q over prior Q.

What are your expectations and what do you think will happen if the above info is on target?
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