"Eventually TYTN will be a viable company. The question is when."
Well, since 2004 when the CEO was talked back into the tractor market it seems to have had a "slower" revenue producing operation than expected....(the info is out there) Today with what is happening within our economy, will this cheap "Chinese" import market take share or not? The "oilfilter" thing really should have hit "last year" to become a win for investors but, might still have a chance to make up the dusty shelves that the tractor sales leave behind...???
Listen, the major players(Monsanto Farmers) will support their product usage and unless the smaller farmers(organic/non GMO) relying on the cheap imports get together, there will be flatline to negative result. The business this CEO is playing would be great for the individual business(private) but it has now gone to slicing the individual pieces of each share into a "hair" sized wafer.... No doubt relying upon the MOMO possibilities that can be created on these boards.
1) China is not our friend should we want equality towards import/export
2) Import market from China could be halted in a heart beat should relations get heated.
3) The money is behind major producers of commodities and they are using the buddy system..... Are you rich? Yeah Im rich... Ok lets make each other Richer......
4) With no revenue generating/retaining business in the US , how does the company start in Europe? Euro is going down in flames...
5) What should have been a great private/public business back in the 90's is now a dilutive slice of the investors pie in the 20th century........ 1 player vs numerous players...
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