[Chambo]

Couldn't agree with this more. Either that or they will have a tougher road to profitability than they already have. Longer terms at lower factors, unsecured, to me is not the answer. Whatever each lender's definition of defaults is, it is still high and I don't care what anyone tells me on top of overhead as well. Just my opinion.

As soon as the shareholders start seeing the actual 10Q's and audited (not some back room shenanigans) financials, they'll start making demands that ODC will have no choice but to cover.

As and far as the companies that went public without profits....how many of them are still around a year, two years later?

We in cash advance might only think 3-6 months ahead, but big money investors are looking years into the future.