Doing Business 2

[farmaholic]

This the issue i have been talking about. Demand is poor and Canadian product is deemed as poor quality so alot of red lentil demand shifted to Australia which is stilling selling harvested product from Dec 2016. AGT does have assets in Australia but still tough market with low margins on commodity side. Previous years profits where higher. Last 12 months has been very tough.

If a company makes alot of money they are screwing the farmer. If they don't have high profits they are hiding it. Yeesh

LOL... can't win, eh Dave.

[dave4441]

[QUOTE=farmaholic;353832]LOL... can't win, eh Dave.[/QU

Yup!

[parsley]

[QUOTE=dave4441;353828]

If they don't have high profits they are hiding it. /QUOTE]

Hiding it?


Tell us more about the Chair putting the $$ straight into a Trust Fund. I'm all ears. Pars

[the big wheel]

Well Dave thing is they are screwing us so where is the money?

[dave4441]

Ok, I'll bite, how are they screwing you?

[Klause]

dave, I think a lot of the guys on Agriville need to try direct marketing and see the amount of work, effort, time, and resources it takes to ship product internationally...

"If others don't do a satisfactory job, do it yourself... instead of complaining about them..." ~ Klause

[parsley]

dave, I think a lot of the guys on Agriville need to try direct marketing and see the amount of work, effort, time, and resources it takes to ship product internationally...

"If others don't do a satisfactory job, do it yourself... instead of complaining about them..." ~ Klause

That's exactly what organics do.

I'm just interested in the numbers. They are too interesting to not be interested in them. Especially when a trustfund pops up.

Asking questions is a basic requirement of sellers and marketers; whether they like it or not.

[JoeyJeremiah]

dave, I think a lot of the guys on Agriville need to try direct marketing and see the amount of work, effort, time, and resources it takes to ship product internationally...

"If others don't do a satisfactory job, do it yourself... instead of complaining about them..." ~ Klause

Did you just quote yourself. Lol, wow. Though I agree with the rest of your post.

[Klause]

lol. sunday night... had a few drinks... and I've had to say that often enough... HAHAHA.

The numbers might be interesting, but there's probably a lot more to them... AGT has built a lot of infrastructure...

[parsley]

Stick to your booze, Klaus if you are more
comfortable with it than numbers. To each his own. pars

[Ache4Acres]

I see this over and over again

The value of the company has nothing to do with profits. 4 million or 4 cents it is still said to be worth a billion.

That is because agr is constantly is printing more shares, raising capital to buy more companies.

Buying new revenue (that comes with the acquisitions) is sure way to keep the books looking good and then just when you have the revenue curve rising like a rocket, the whole enchilada gets sold to the next sucker that is left trying to figure out why revenue later gets flattened

Any bets AGT is sold within 2 years?

[sumdumguy]

Yep, Ache, ain't that the truth! There are a lot of farmers who lose money many years, yet their operations are worth a fortune. Some guys can leverage a modest profit into a giant franchise like cranking out chicken wings. You gotta give visionairies a lot of credit, they can make a silk glove out of a sow's ear. It's all about hard work and stick-to-itness.

[Rareearth]

Many people have a idea, a dream, vision or good luck.
What Murad has done is unbelievable, remarkable, his success unparalleled.

[the big wheel]

Wherr do you find the actual price someone in India pays for peas or lentils?

If you were of foreign ancestory and wanted to get cheap grain for your country and get paid on the side fortunes to do it how would you do it?

No different than the canary seed circus.

We re being manipulated. Don't even know it.

[macdon02]

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