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Of course, you suggest the company to gamble. Borrow money, build a stockpile at a loss, and wait for a pandemic. What if the pandemic doesn't strike, before th
by raincom 7y ago
Of course, you suggest the company to gamble. Borrow money, build a stockpile at a loss, and wait for a pandemic. What if the pandemic doesn't strike, before they file for a bankruptcy?
- lazyjones 7y agoSince they've already been through a pandemic once before, it's not much of a gamble. Building reserves isn't risky: Prestige Ameritech's sales have doubled in recent weeks, forcing the company to maintain a seven-days-a-week production schedule to keep up with demand. http://content.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1899526,00.html http://content.time.com/time/health/article/0,8599,1899526,0... (2009)
- Zenbit_UX 7y agoBy your logic most people over 17 have been through a pandemic before, did you learn your lesson? Do you have a stockpile of n95 masks? Even if he could predicted have it, he still couldn't sell them for more than $.10ea due to price gouging, so your whole point is moot. There's no insentive for him to take the risks you're suggesting.