Lol is right. No one actually giving an accurate assessment of a company would EVER:
1) Look at the retail in and around the SUMMER MONTHS for an accurate picture of sales
2) Judge a company's FULL POTENTIAL on a major website on their FIRST QUARTER ON IT (this one is so funny, they're even on the site before they should be. I'm still waiting for the list of other companies that have done it faster)
3) Make an assessment on a company's sales potential BEFORE THEY'VE EVEN STARTED ADVERTISING.
4) Judge a company's overall performance BEFORE A RESTART OR STARTUP IS EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE PROFITABLE (oh, like being in the black)
5) Miss so badly that by common knowledge for a standard business THEIR TOTAL INCOME HAS ALREADY PUT THEM IN A SUCCESSFUL BRACKET FOR A BUSINESS.
6) Completely miss how INTERNET PAYMENT CYCLES WORK. They don't get paid right when Walgreens sells it anyways, and sometimes, especially during a first placement, have a 90 day realization period for POs, etc
7) But besides that, miss that just getting onto the Walgreens site is a STARTING POINT, and the fact that they've been on shelves for the majority of the company's life, and that now we know they've been talking to big box again all along, the relationship is the interesting part, not to mention the forthcoming shelves ARE THE PROFITABLE PART.
8) Miss so badly that more than just $11K in sales happened last quarter anyways. (Uh, so they paid for more than their cash and sales, and not with credit...hmm...)
9) Or even try to size up a business as going down by what happen during THE FIRST QUARTER WITH A NEW CEO DURING THE TRANSITION
LOL is right, trying to say. 'This is what MedGen is months before it's even established that just by how a standard business grows...swing and a miss...again and again. And no matter what's happened and what gets said, what gets pulled out of the total progress while ignoring the successes...yeah, it's still moving forward...clearly. And no bad argument will stop it...
Oh, I'll guess I can add the 'they only have one MMJ product in a small market' line. Yeah, starting with one. In one state. With one company. Which they licensed. And will literally just collect money on. And this is...bad??
Lol is right.
