Fair point. But, to this degree, the company is cashflow positive. Profit is one thing, but truly speaking, early stage growth companies chase market share and disruption. They focus on making money and reinvesting it back in to make more money. Inventory purchasing and warehouse expansion is more important than profit in this case, which is where a lot of their capital has gone.
Raising capital for HT8 has only really been done to fund growth and expansion.
If it's profits we are after, then we are here too early. This is a growth story, not a profit story - YET.
For HT8, most important is revenue, then cashflow positive, then inventory management, and then profit.
HT8 Price at posting:
12.5¢ Sentiment: Buy Disclosure: Held
