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Friday, 03/20/2020 3:23:19 PM

Friday, March 20, 2020 3:23:19 PM

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SEAC...Thrive vs survive. How many small companies don't survive a 30-90 day "non-essential" business shutdown? If their employees can't telecommute and grow the business in doing it, then how do they last? It's coming to whatever state they are in eventually. You can't deny it anymore. Other states are just weeks behind NY, CA, etc. OR is doing it this weekend possibly. WA will soon be too.

Who's to say that what comes at the end is some great economic boom? Where is the cash coming from to do this when 20-25% of people got wiped out from lack of work?

I still like SEAC. I'm not afraid to toot it either. They can thrive vs just survive. They can telecommute and grow the business while doing it. Their product will have demand. Even if subscription Video on Demand develops issues from monthly costs in a very long recession, the companies will just switch to Advertising VOD. You could ask who's going to advertise in a deep recession? Doesn't matter to SEAC. They will set up the system for the entertainment companies, that's what matters.

People need to stop looking for bargains and start thinking that this could be a brutal recession and plan to find things that grow no matter what. A lot of companies won't last with no sales in a non-essential shutdown.
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