Bix, if you were an investor worth anything, you would not need Gary to answer your question, but I'll get to that in a moment. The fact is that you are asking the question and then not accepting when you get a legitimate answer. Why are you doing that? Now, that's a very good question.
But let's take up that point about your investment savvy. You whine about not getting the answer you need from Gary (when in fact he has answered your question). This sniveling behavior reveals your inability to access and effectively read the best source of information available to investors: SEC filings. If you had read the filing effectively, you would have found the following paragraph in Note 14, Item 2, Results of Operations:
"Revenues decreased by $1,519,708 from the quarter ended March 31, 2000. The decrease is a result of a change in the company's business model in its subsidiary, Quantum Distribution. In a declining parts and distribution market, the company switched its model to white box custom builds where there continues to be a strong growth pattern and higher profit margins. The decrease in costs of revenues of $1,266,927 is primarily a result of this change in strategy. Cost of revenues includes direct salaries and related payroll taxes, product costs, and outside services charged to customers."
Now, you can choose to "believe" what you want. But if you think the company was lying in its filing, then you had darned well better take it up with the SEC. If you don't, then you're even more naive than I thought.
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