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Actually,I don't think you ever need to be profitable, as long as you are cash flow positive, there isn't really a reason to stop the merry-go-round. It sounds
by spydum 2y ago
Actually,I don't think you ever need to be profitable, as long as you are cash flow positive, there isn't really a reason to stop the merry-go-round. It sounds weird, but if every month you collect more cash, and you pile it into future investments/raw materials, it just turns into more cash flow later.
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- yuliyp 2y agoHuh? The ways to be cash flow positive but unprofitable are borrowing/investors putting money in, depreciation adjustments, or growing accounts payable. All of which eventually stop.