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Re: FUNMAN post# 55169

Friday, 01/14/2011 12:23:51 PM

Friday, January 14, 2011 12:23:51 PM

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Last Q the gross margin on Rheingold was negative, but let's assume it gets to 10% somehow. Last quarter's expenses were $850k, but let's assume they get it down to $500k. Last quarter's Mexcor revenues were about $40k, let's assume they get that up to $60k.

In order to break even, they'll need to sell about $4.6 million of Rheingold in a quarter. Where will they get the money to produce that quantity? What will the interest cost be if they can get the money? What if they don't reduce expenses? What if they can't increase gross margins?

Good luck, but you could be selling cures for cancer, but if it costs you more to produce than you can sell it for, or you can only produce enough to cover 10% of your overhead, you're in trouble.

And this doesn't even take into account the equity issues, like dilution, preferred A, B and C, and the large liability balance on the balance sheet.

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