My point was to show that Wayfair and Bassett are both multi-billion dollar companies and even still have some key variables that are considered for assessing the valuation of a company that could be worse than the variables existing here with VYST.
This leads me to think that over time the Industry, for which VYST now exists since the acquisition/merger of Rotmans, will see that VYST is significantly undervalued here at these levels.
Well it doesn't appear Bassett is doing well with ALL that cash and showing net losses! Who cares about a menial dividend.that's why they are offering dividends to exclude the fact of those net losses and to keep their shareholders! Keep it real bro.. vyst will show and prove!! Dollarsland coming! Gooo VYST!
investtoski, read this VYST post courtesy of benjimane..
Read this post courtesy of benjimane as I could not have said a better response as it relates to VYST:
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=150229869 Well it doesn't appear Bassett is doing well with ALL that cash and showing net losses! Who cares about a menial dividend.that's why they are offering dividends to exclude the fact of those net losses and to keep their shareholders! Keep it real bro.. vyst will show and prove!! Dollarsland coming! Gooo VYST!