I agree with you and that is why I am not in this as a short term investment. Does that make sense? I never said this was a get in and get out deal. I have always said owoo had a long way to go but as long as they kept making progress, they would be fine.
And it should be easy to understand that real investors are not scared by debt if there are sales that make managing the debt easier. Large investors understand the value of wiping out a company's debt so they can operate lean and mean. It happens all the time and OWOO will attract that kind of investor and believe -- they are not on iHub.
The people on iHub (including me) are meaningless in the big picture. We are just talkers and represent static. The real thing that matters is what does walmart, toys r us, heb, amazon, target, etc.. have to say about owoo and just the fact that they are getting purchase orders from some of these major retailers less than a few months after toy fair, means that OWOO is impressing the right people.
Walmart alone could order over a million dollars worth of dolls and then it's game over because the large investors will jump to eliminate the debt.
OWOO is a company that has had some growing pains and made mistakes but I am not going to be foolish enough to listen to boo hooers and naysayers who make up stories of doom because they want to see OWOO fail.
And as far as the shares outstanding please explain this to me. My hubby invested in another company about 7 month ago. Now if what you theorize is true about OWOO please explain how this company can be having this kind of success with share count very similar to OWOO. (http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/EPXY/profile) Look at the chart and the progress.
I am listening to walmart and heb. If they like OWOO --- I like OWOO.
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