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Posted On: 05/14/2018 6:18:44 PM
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Good Day All, Still holding 98,619 and I'm so all in I can't add any more. I'll hold tell this goes one way or the other.
I'm wondering, could this all go away and share price go to almost zero?
That's the BS I hear on the internet. That MM or shorts can take a company down. But this is a real company, with real product and customers. How is a real company with a real product and sales affected by the share price?
I don't understand how the share price has any effect on the company, its operation or its profitability.
If nfuse is profitable, and I think it will be, won't it continue to make tons of money and sometime the share price will move up? If share price has anything to do with company value.
I owned and ran a large factory with over 4 mil in annual sales and we were nicely solvent with 20%+ real net profit.
FUSZ will net MORE than 70%. FUSZ has a product that you create one time and sell until you update it.
It is almost too good to be real but we all know this is real.
The major costs are the fixed overhead and the real cost of making sales. But with the huge gross that will happen, 30% of huge is a lot of bucks to cover operating cost.
1) So could this all go away? How?
2) Does share price have any real effect on daily operation of any real company that is profitable?
3) Will something happen to more closely correlate share price to the real value of the company?
Thanks in advance, Tommy in Tampa
I'm wondering, could this all go away and share price go to almost zero?
That's the BS I hear on the internet. That MM or shorts can take a company down. But this is a real company, with real product and customers. How is a real company with a real product and sales affected by the share price?
I don't understand how the share price has any effect on the company, its operation or its profitability.
If nfuse is profitable, and I think it will be, won't it continue to make tons of money and sometime the share price will move up? If share price has anything to do with company value.
I owned and ran a large factory with over 4 mil in annual sales and we were nicely solvent with 20%+ real net profit.
FUSZ will net MORE than 70%. FUSZ has a product that you create one time and sell until you update it.
It is almost too good to be real but we all know this is real.
The major costs are the fixed overhead and the real cost of making sales. But with the huge gross that will happen, 30% of huge is a lot of bucks to cover operating cost.
1) So could this all go away? How?
2) Does share price have any real effect on daily operation of any real company that is profitable?
3) Will something happen to more closely correlate share price to the real value of the company?
Thanks in advance, Tommy in Tampa
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