Nah, their margins are so large that they only need small increases in sales for their bottom line to increase massively -- which is exactly what I love about huge margin, cost-controlled companies like VBDG. The net income comes in, shocks the street, and few people did enough homework to even see it coming.
The current price of VBDG is already a gift from God. $4 million market cap, every quarter beating the quarter just before. Won't take much increase in sales for the net income in ratio to the tiny market cap to reward shareholders massively IMO. This $4 million company can realistically be a $40 million company in the blink of an eye.
In the last 2 quarters for VBDG, $1.6 million in sales translated into around $1.6 million increase in the bottom line to virtually break-even last quarter. What's it going to take to have $1 million net income quarters or $4 milllion a year? Not much. Another $1.6 million bump up in sales with the onslaught of new products rolling out? And at a $4 million market cap it's going to run absolutely nuts with that.