Edward Green/GG FIRE SALE???

[zjpj83]

Originally Posted by dopey

I have been working on a program where I buy GG and EG shoes at deep discount and RJbeast sends them checks to show his support.

Too bad you never bought anything from Lehman Brothers under this arrangement.

 

[dopey]

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[Will]

Originally Posted by Fuuma

Being slow at delivering a product doesn't mean you don't need the cashflow...

In this case it does mean that they are operating at capacity. If that capacity isn't producing cash flow the company has problems of an entirely different nature.

 

[Fuuma]

Originally Posted by Will

In this case it does mean that they are operating at capacity. If that capacity isn't producing cash flow the company has problems of an entirely different nature.

Like delivering special orders slowly; well that's very possible...I don't want to speculate too much but to think niche manufacturers like EG and especially G&G might not be affected by the current economic downturn is wishful thinking. They'll hopefully do well but, let's face it, for every large fashion retailer or brand that won't make it you'll have hundreds of small one calling it a day.

 

[fcuknu]

Originally Posted by zjpj83

Why did you need to make two equally stupid threads?


This is simply not true, this threads title is clearly followed by question marks rather than exclamation points like the other thread is. Completely different.

 

[Taxler]

Do retailers pay for MTM orders at the time of the order or upon delivery? If it's at the time of delivery, then the issue of cash flow should be buffered by the backlog.