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@TNVOL1969 - I'd wager that your guess about the Survive folks being happy and/or that the business is balanced is way off the mark. As a small business owner myself, I can assert with huge confidence that if I had a year or more worth of liabilities to service before being able to meaningfully take on more sales, I'd be losing a *lot* of sleep. It's a rough position to find a business in, and it's exactly what creates the cash flow restrictions that sink otherwise great businesses. And it almost always comes from bad forecasting and cost overruns (which, I'd wager, is what's driving the cost increases moving forward - and I still think it'll be an underpriced product).
Aside from the fact that you like their knives (safe to say that we all do), what analysis are you using to arrive at your huge confidence that they're doing just fine?
Of course none of us know what their internal finances are like, but outwardly they are acting like a cash-strapped business that's trying to clamour their way out of a massive backlog - which is a very risky and tenuous place to be.
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Aside from the fact that you like their knives (safe to say that we all do), what analysis are you using to arrive at your huge confidence that they're doing just fine?
Of course none of us know what their internal finances are like, but outwardly they are acting like a cash-strapped business that's trying to clamour their way out of a massive backlog - which is a very risky and tenuous place to be.
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