lesnshawn,
Who are you kidding? Net Loss is the key indicator.
Tell us:
if you made $ 100,000, yet spent $ 200,000 in year 1.
then made $ 200,000, yet spent $ 600,000 in year 2.
then made $ 300,000, yet spent $ 1,000,000 in year 3.
How long can you operate this way? Net loss will take a stock down. The problem is that business revenue is not even close to keeping up with the outrageous Net Loss growth.
And imagine as the money is spent for the rollout ! Net Loss will go thru the roof. Last Q was not reflecting it yet. So what was the 1,5 million Net Loss spent for? VOD, race cars, e-golf ?
- More dilution hits because of debentures and selling for cash because the business Net Loss is mounting.
- The Net Loss grows because they pay too much to CC per sub.
You are clearly taking all the subs of 666 and dividing them by CC locations. They are not all coming from Cc, so formulas are not correct.
The issue is that GZFX expects to see (maybe 1 sub per week) per store. * confirmed by GZFX and CC employees on here and with phone calls.
Posted by: N8erTots
In reply to: Dspetry who wrote msg# 158758 Date:4/27/2006 9:41:10 PM
Post #of 159120
I am a CC employee too. I will comment on those numbers. I am a pilot store and have been tracking this product since it hit our shelves. During Christmas season we sold a lot of subs: reason? We packaged them in with the xbox 360s that went out. We also packaged them into the computer packages.
Since that time GZFX announced the rollout with CC. To be honest, my store can expect to sell less than 5 subs a month given this is not Christmas season. Granted I am in a small market and I'm sure other stores sell more, but 5 is about the absolute max for our location.
I think partnering with CC is great, but I believe the only way this company will survive is if it floods the internet market with banners. This is probably the most cost effective means of advertising and most effective---seeing as the product relies on the internet. CC right now owns the electronic retail market when it comes to internet. You see more CC ads than BB--just pay attention when you surf! Gzfx needs to take its advertising to the same level and IMO it will prosper.
Don't believe me? Call any store and ask any "infield" associate how many their store sells a week, they'll tell you too.
JMO of course.
* The rollout takes time to implement.
* Now run the numbers and get back with me.
all imho and based on updated GZFX numbers given.
