Also, the "burn rate" (#63018) was brought up. These income numbers are almost useless. Burn rate typically refers to actual cash flow.
Below is the historical comparison of Net Income to Cash Flow from Operations/Investing/Capex*:
6/16: -$1,967 - $1,125 = -$842
9/16: -$1,577 - $640 = -$937
12/16: -$2,208 - $545 = -$1,663
3/17: -$1,165 - $630 = -$535
Add in Financing activities* and obviously there is not a lot that can be determined (wrt burn rate) from the figures in the late filing notice.
6/16: -$842 + $1,382 = +$258
9/16: -$937 + $400 = -$240
12/16: -$1,663 + $525 = -$20
3/17: -$535 +$945 = +$315
* Quarterly figures were sourced from YahooFinance.
EDIT: Oops, this was meant in response to #63028.
