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10/08/21 10:18 PM

#328064 RE: jrf30 #328063

Got it,higher share price makes all good.Good night.

go bucs

10/09/21 9:42 AM

#328067 RE: jrf30 #328063

So get those new locations going team. I really don't want to wait 10 more years .

BubbaInSC

10/10/21 10:15 AM

#328081 RE: jrf30 #328063

FUNN_Has_NEVER_Had_Positive_Net_Profits_EVER

per audited financials. FUNN execs have a history of playing with numbers for unaudited quarterly and yearly financials.

In addition, S&L cafes are faced with decreased revenues (from decreased indoor patronage as it relates to COVID), interruptions in food sourcing chain supply, INCREASING COSTS, labor shortage, INCREASING costs for labor.

And, the 3 canadian cafes are now dealing with the vaccine card issues in regards to implementation - and only 37% of college aged canadians are vaccinated = which will surely depress revenues.

Canadian restaurant staff are receiving a lot of customer hostility in regards to vaccine cards - not at all anyone's fault - but just another reason why restaurants are struggling to find good help.

The restaurant industry had seen a brief increase in new jobs for a short time, but has since lost jobs in the past 1-2 months that were measured.

And, again, how is FUNN declaring all the PPP $$$ that was received??? As REVENUE (WHICH IS CLEARLY WRONG)???????

I doubt FUNN execs will break down unaudited or audited financials by business segment - which would be helpful to market to project whether or not NEGATIVE NET LOSSES will continue or not. I think overall the accumulated losses are $15+ million dollars???



My last post for now. Still not thinking of this right. Which would make your shares more valuable? If 700 million shares were outstanding with 7 locations open, or 950 million shares outstanding, but 17 locations open. I contend that with 2 1/2 times more revenue coming in and the company turning a profit, the value would be more PER SHARE with the second scenario. More shares outstanding yes, but $34 million revenue divided by 950 million shares is .035 per share revenue, versus $12 million revenue divided by only 700 million shares is .017 per share revenue. Per share in both cases. See the point yet? A company bringing in .035 revenue for every share outstanding is better than a company bringing in .017 revenue per share. Hope you get that. Good night.