Replies to post #125996 on Saddle Ranch Media Inc (SRMX)

[facts_matter14]

.0003 is the 33 month low. Down 98% from the high. 16 POSVOS sold in Q2. Bridge loans being taken out to keep the pumps going. Company doesn’t know the name of their Chicago Ops Manager. Company doesn’t know they had a sale with NewEgg, calling it SmartEgg in their filing. Company spells the word LOAN as LPAN and LAON in their filings. Company said in 2023, there would be 3 products on the market by June 30 2023, but still only 1.

Pretty well explains the facts, although it was pretty well explained before.

Someone needs more brain cells.

[bluefish1]

Some here are confusing a failure to accept the "math and logic" of tying BSR to sales numbers, with a failure to understand what BSR represents.

From the link you posted.

Amazon Best Sellers Rank (BSR) is a metric that appears on an item’s product page and indicates how it’s selling compared to other items within the same product category in the Amazon store.

No article I've read mentions pulling actual sales per hour/day/month/whatever based on BSR. The only place I've read that (total shocker), is here on the iHub, posted by someone who states they own 113M shares. That's all I need to know about it. Sales are found in a seller's Amazon dashboard.

Just because I'm not drinking the BSR kool-aid doesn't mean I don't understand it. Same for others. The fact that you're apparently buying the hype says a lot about you as well.

This link https://www.sellerapp.com/amazon-best-seller-rank.html states:

The BSR is not a good estimator for sales. According to Amazon, the Best Sellers list is a good indicator of how well a product is selling overall, it doesn't always indicate how well an item is selling among other similar items of the best sellers on Amazon. Considering the fact that BSR values change hourly and are very fluctuating, it is not the most optimal factor for predicting sales.