Replies to post #30060 on Nate's Food Company (NHMD)

[CowboysNation88]

I disagree... But wait and see. No way op expenses out grow revenue when retail and big box deals are in by end of year. They factor that in the per can model. So all revenue should exceed expenses. Any startup has operating exp exceeding revs... It's a start up!!

[CowboysNation88]

I'll wager that revenue increases at a faster rate than operating expenses. You know what that means? Net profit will increase year over, exponentially.

Its very easy to say a start up company with 2 weeks of sales will show a loss.

Now any logical investor would expect as loss with only two weeks of sales and realize that when Q3 and Q4 fins are out. You will see that NHMD is a cash cow...

NHMD$$$

[ctvette2003]

Most starts ups don't have positive cash flow for years, companies that make money out of the gate are the exception to the rule. Look how many big board stocks have never turned a dime profit. Here are 8 billion dollar companies that have never made a dime.