AMFE is a sound investment for the longs.
Every stock has variation.
Few have potential.
Even Fewer actualize it.
Proof is in the growing revenues.
All that matters in a growing company.
Sure there are other metrics to ensure a company stays healthy as it scales and grows.
But we are very much still in the rapid growth phase.
Revenues make things happen.
Revenues open doors, gain access to better financial leverage.
Yes, every company will still have some dilution and a need for capital infusion.
But are they diluting to maintain whatever state they are in, or are they investing in growth?
That is a KEY difference.
AMFE generates enough revenues, to maintain AND some growth.
However, there will be a need to use some financing to capitalize on growth.
Roger has proven to be very judicious with share selling and fiscally responsible.
As the company grows and revenues increase, increasing free cash flow, I can assure you
It will be the same.
They will have 20 stores, 20 GRO3 sites, 2000 NSI Accounts, yet they will still borrow money to grow.
Just the amount of revenues and fundamental strength of the company will allow for better terms.
For a company in this stage.
They already get very fair financing, showing strength in this phase.
Roger certainly has room to be groomed. Obviously he has a thing or two to learn about communications.
But he has grown the company substantially, in a fiscally responsible manner, is committed, is socially responsible, and made AMFE
A gem of a long term investment to be found in the OTC.
$$$$ AMFE $$$$
