Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

[Jandrsn21]

All very good points and one of the reasons I am here. However, borrowing 100k, 40k, and 70k seems to be the easy part.

This is the scenario I see playing out. The company does everything by the books exactly how to they told us in the 10qs and conference calls. They work their way into costco, then into sam's, then into kroger, oh and a new order from a Chinese supermarket comes in for a few million cans. If they have the equipment to do 10 million cans a year and those orders pour in, where would the money come from to buy the materials, pay the employees, pay the sales people, pay the overhead, when you aren't getting paid on those cans for several months down the road? Do you think the officers are going to lend them 5 million, 10 million dollars at no interest, to fulfill those orders?

Now they do have 3 million in financing which is enough to get started no doubt. That limit could be raised if orders are strong, let's hope that is the case!

Listen I hope they don't issue ONE more share and if someone believes they won't then by all means, go all in on Monday!

I'm not trying to bash anybody's strategy here, but when people tell me the company has never diluted and will never dilute, then it makes you kind of raise your eyebrows. People can believe what they want and trade how they want.... I'm waiting for lower prices!