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JohnCM

01/27/15 10:09 PM

#9142 RE: Porwest #9137

it's tough to get your product competitively priced as well unless you can get the volume to help bring costs down.



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geezeragain

01/29/15 11:48 AM

#9158 RE: Porwest #9137

So, Porwest, it seems that you think that Yates' prediction of $190.6 million revenues and $33.1 million profits for 2014 had nothing to do with PLSB once attaining a stock market cap of over $50 million. And, you seem to think that his failure to reach those targets has nothing to do with the market cap drop to less than $8 million currently.

"Very old" is nonsense. Those were Yates published predictions that pumped the stock based on a unique product that hasn't materialized. It was to be PLSB's edge in "an EXTREMELY COMPETITIVE market". Instead, they're competing with run-of-the-mill stuff that is not doing well.

Perhaps you have a different explanation for PLSB's price acrobatics?