Firing Line's New Transfer Fees-Price Gouging

[asmo]

They moved a heavy volume in a short amount of time. If they can handle their books they'll be just fine. You're selling widgets, and your projected sales for the next 6 months is $6000. There's a run on widgets and you just made $6000 in one month. Is it not safe to say that you should be able to carry yourself through the next 6 months as that's what you were budgeted for? Would it also be safe to say that any further sales of widgets you may get in over the next 6 months is increasing your profit?

I may be all wet, but it seems logical to me.

You REALLY need to go an take a financial accounting and micro-economics class. We all wish that supply volumes were indefinite (but if they were, costs would be indefinitely low as well).

If I was running a shop right now I would be in full on panic mode about how I am going to pay overhead for the next 12 months while I wait on suppliers. I would be looking at seriously altering my business models.

[Jmetz]

You REALLY need to go an take a financial accounting and micro-economics class. We all wish that supply volumes were indefinite (but if they were, costs would be indefinitely low as well).

If I was running a shop right now I would be in full on panic mode about how I am going to pay overhead for the next 12 months while I wait on suppliers. I would be looking at seriously altering my business models.

I was not implying indefinite supply. I was more stating that if you are budgeting for X amount of dollars in projected sales over X amount of time and you make those dollars in a shorter amount of time you should then be covered for the rest of that duration. Even if you have no supply. Maybe I'm wrong or not wording it right but to me it seems logical.

[Great-Kazoo]

I was not implying indefinite supply. I was more stating that if you are budgeting for X amount of dollars in projected sales over X amount of time and you make those dollars in a shorter amount of time you should then be covered for the rest of that duration. Even if you have no supply. Maybe I'm wrong or not wording it right but to me it seems logical.

You have used [Wrong or not] AND [logical] in 2-3 post all of them have already been pointed out to be incorrect or basically a lack of understanding business supply & demand.
I offered you a towel , perhaps i'll sprinkle it with some logic. Splash it like an aftershave and WAKE UP .