Ann: EagleView places first large-scale purchase order, page-11

Have seen this crap from Simply Wall Street before and with crap like this included in its SFI so called analysis why does anyone bother.

Extract

"For instance, a hurricane or even labor strikes. In 2011, a Tsunami and earthquake in Japan had wiped out a significant chunk of auto supply chain in the country. If these were not Japan’s biggest automakers and electronics-maker with big cash reserves and funding sources, it’s hard to imagine how would they have recovered. However, banks, creditors, wages, and commitment to suppliers do not go away even during an extreme event. So, a company must maintain enough liquidity to meet its short-term obligations to survive. Spookfish short term (1 year) commitments are greater than its holdings of cash and other short term assets."

Great analysis

Give the world a break and go away