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Interesting analysis. I see 10 items with both "New" and "Sale" on them... all of them women's jackets... as winter arrives in the US.
Two of them are from a brand called "Who Cares".
Not sure of the implications, but I would think a lot of these jackets would sell well this time of year.
The new wide leg leggings look more like 70s pants.
https://www.leggingswholesale.com/wholesale-vibrant-foliage-wide-leg-leggings/
Or can't find an accountant. There's a severe shortage of accountants right now.
I would never go jogging in heels like that!
Perhaps for that one the model should wear sneakers.
Are you saying you want DA to not have his clothes in Target, or take some other stand?
More accurate to say "pushing for kids to have a choice as to whether their parents are told", though that's still not an agreeable position to most.
I don't think it will go down there, just based on revenues.
Revenues before the pandemic had steadied at about $650k / quarter, mostly from just leggings.
The recent retail downturn had them average just $236k / quarter over the last 2 quarters.
That translates to .0005 per year per share. BRAV typically gets a P/S of about 3, thus the recent share price in the .0015 range.
Now we see signs of rising revenues likely.
Just getting back to pre-pandemic, pre-mask-sales revenues would nearly triple the revenues, and likely the share price with it. On top of that, a lot has been done in the last 3 years to build the brands, product variety, distribution, and the wholesale side of the business, so significantly exceeding pre-pandemic levels is very possible.
We should have only 1 month between the Q4 and Q1 results being reported, given then delay in getting Q4/Annual out.
It's not about whether it's going to be something better than everyone else. It's about whether it's going to improve from current levels, compared to its past self. I think it will, and adding drop shipping is part of that.
What unique things does it offer? USA-based warehouse with drop shipping and making it easy to make your own storefront.
This says they're expanding into new categories (not that they've been around that long):
https://dropshipsuperstore.com/drop-ship-superstore-is-expanding/
That's a new one to me. dropshipsuperstore.com
Looks like a new attempt similar to pick my leggings but revamped to make it even easier for others to start their own stores.
Instead of trying to fix up the old one he's starting with something new and clean, and keeping the old one going.
Yeah, agreed. The March 31st report won't look so great, but the one for this quarter, to be released in mid-May, has me much more hopeful.
But when you adjust for the number of outstanding shares, it's about the same as that time.
Still, it looks like things are getting better.
I've definitely noticed an uptick in the frequency of promotional leggings emails from them. Combined with all the other extra activity you've noted, and the drop-shipping, I think the Q1 numbers will show an increase in sales, but we won't know that until mid-May.
Everyone go and click like on the post.
I can't take any part of that post seriously, since we have nothing close to Marxist government policies. Too many people misuse terms like that, or perhaps don't know what they really mean. They just use them to label policies they don't like.
So, perhaps no doom and gloom? Perhaps that means this is a sign of a low, and I should be buying BRAV?
Did you meant to say "can't make him think"?
"Comfortability of"?
"Bilangual"?
They should really have me proofread these things before they put them out.
And maybe that's a good thing. Some new things might be tried?
Interesting that a $40 buy can move the price up so much.
Looks more like an error in the May 2022 numbers: 16 visits from 11 unique visitors for the entire month? I don't think it was that low! The June numbers seem more correct.
I've seen many films about amnesia. Some are similar to each other, and some are very different. It's an interesting topic to explore because of how it changes relationships, and it can be explored in many ways.
Actually, they're only similar in the very beginning... how the amnesia happens.
The path after that is very different. In one movie the spouse can't find the person with amnesia, in the other they're there the whole time.
And for some reason, MedicalMaskSuperstore.com has its highest traffic ever right now. Doesn't make sense, but it is what it is.
I might just buy some of these: https://www.medicalmasksuperstore.com/face-mask-extender/
Notice that it says "Payroll expenses", plural, while other lines say just something "expense". This makes me believe it's various expenses related to payroll, i.e. total compensation for people, rolled into one number.
Notice there's no expense for any benefits. Do the employees get any benefits? It might be that that line item includes more than just wages.
Did you evaluate rents in other neighborhoods within a certain radius of the current location, and choose one with lower rent? Also, evaluate the relative cost of a single larger warehouse vs a series of adjacent suites?
I have to think that by moving to a less expensive neighborhood and consolidating to a single space, they could save 1/3 of their rent cost, or over $80K. But I'll admit I'm guessing.
There's also the extra payroll cost of having to hire more people to compensate for the inefficiency of running between different suites to get things done.
By my math, revenues before returns were $404K, and revenues after returns were $397K. Not good.
The low loss is the only encouraging thing, but I agree with others: when I look at the rent expense, it just seems way too high. It must be cut, and should be able to be significantly cut.
Cut the rent and start to build revenue steadily and I'll be on board.
The CDC is not changing based on public pressure. They are changing based on science and data, as usual.
All the numbers are way down, at double the rate of drop of last spring, most likely because those who aren't vaccinated got "immunized" by Omicron. That's why mandates are being lifted... not because of public pressure.
Still, for BRAV, it means fewer sales of masks. I'm not too worried because that's not their core product.
They were profitable in 2018 and 2019. That's 2 full years of profits before the pandemic.
I didn't project $4 million for the future. I was talking about previous year's worth, while responding to a post where it seemed to say that the revenues had been $25 million, but which I now see was talking about a different stock, though that wasn't very clear in the post.
So I was just giving a quick ballpark of recent revenues since the previous statement seemed to be so far off.
That's actually over $6 million cap, and the revenue is ~$4 million for the year.
I don't really care which day they report, as long as it's on time and not late.
What's more important is what's IN the report.
Not expecting much increase from last quarter. Probably slightly higher or about the same. Hoping the whole shipping backlog hasn't hurt them too much. Maybe being overly heavy in their inventory will help in this rare situation.
Seems like there's plenty of support at .0035. Just look at the charts.
I'd rephrase it to say there's not much in terms of news to drive this up, at least recently. We'll likely not have a news event until Nov 15.
To me, there's more upside than downside. Nov news is likely either "revenues stay in the 600k to 700k range", in which case the stock price will continue to languish in the .0030s, or "revenues rise to 800+k", in which case it'll likely rise to the .0050s. Only really big revenue increases, or distribution deal news will drive this a lot higher.
What does mean something is that it took less than 600k in volume to move this thing up significantly. That's below average volume, and less than $2500 total dollar volume. That says that nobody's willing to sell this low.
Buttery Soft vs Creamy Soft.
Creamy Soft is higher end.
https://www.mmggifts.com/collections/buttery-soft-and-creamy-soft-leggings
I explicitly said that he's not sending PRs.
That interpretation is the opposite of what I said.