Q: "If you are relying on the customer reviews as your only source for judgment on declining revenues could one not also assume that many positive reviews would constitute increasing sales?"
A: Not a good assumption as Positive reviews from verified customers are necessary to replace the revenue in a future quarter that has already been reported in a previous quarter. With a negative review from a verified customer one can reasonably assume a loss of future revenue. Since the manufacturing switch, the number of positive reviews has fallen substantially and the number of negative reviews is growing and dominating the response. Many of these reviews now state that the customer is so displeased with MP that they are abandoning the repurchase of all MP products. This response is dire. Here are some very recent examples of verified customer reviews of the manufacturing switch
Q: "is there a reason you're not looking at the international growth for your analysis?"
A: I get my revenue figures from the 10-Qs and 10-Ks and there is no international growth. International sales are declining significantly as well. I would suggest you could post an analysis here with the reported figures from the past 6 10-Qs showing international growth to support your strangely worded question that states something that is not true and asking why I'm not agreeing with it.
10-Qs show
2016 Q1 international rev $13.2m
2017 Q2 international rev $11.5m
So the reason "I'm not looking at international growth" is there is no growth and actually a significant decline.
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