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stanley01

03/21/13 11:56 AM

#8334 RE: steeledge #8331

LVWD one ask slap away from 5-yr high

.35 by .377 now.

I notice some fellas on the Motherboard are questioning the cash comment.

Cash flow does not equate to profitability. They may be using the cash for capital spend, which would cause no impact on the bottom line. Additionally, if they plan on this extreme growth to continue, they need lots of cash to fund-- but their accounts receivable balance should go up. I think the company mentions the cash burn in every quarterly report because they want investors to know that they do not need to rely on external sources of financing to continue growing the company. They will be able to rely on their profits. This means no dilution for shareholders and our outstanding share count should stay flat. All positive for investors.