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Re: righton21 post# 45625

Saturday, 11/12/2016 9:44:07 PM

Saturday, November 12, 2016 9:44:07 PM

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Oh it's much more than that my friend. Think about the production end alone.

1. Equipment production rates per day (8 hour shift) then double when they put on a 2nd shift. This is the current need to meet the CURRENT DEMAND.

2. Run those numbers into roughly 48 weeks a year (again CURRENT NEED).

3. Run the numbers from 1&2 above by the sales prices.

4. Calculate the PACT (Profit After Costs and Tax), add an additional 10% in risk. You have a fairly good idea then.

My numbers on current need are far and above. I have more detailed information to my methods and understand these are crude. But these numbers and production information has been posted and are public. The rest is my own Intel.

Now start thinking 3 MORE DISTRIBUTORS. Potentially more on the way.



I think