03-16-2021, 08:29 PM
1. Vista did make a BILLION dollars that is undeniable.
2. Their yearly portfolio was strong enough to acquire Remington's ammunition line for $81.4 MILLION dollars in the final quarter of 2020.
3. According to NASDAQ VSTO according to their analytics by Zacks Investment Research, based on 6 analysts' forecasts, the consensus EPS forecast for the quarter is $0.63. The reported EPS for the same quarter last year was $0.11. Why would you need a report based on 10 quarters? https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/s...o/earnings
4. If you are right and their earnings to debt ratio was worse in later quarters than their revenue increases would even be even greater. Which would mean that their slowing the supply has worked.
5. Yes, by flooding the market you can shut down competition. This is done by having enough liquidity for buying materials in large quantities or out right owning or BUYING the mines of the raw materials thus cutting your costs down as well your price! Now Olin / Winchester, already does this looks like federal might be primed to do this as well and why wouldn't they with a B I L L I O N dollars in hand?
6. If you are 60% of the market share of ANY product and supply basically most ammunition makers how would they compete if they a. do not have the means or capacity to meet their demands or b. are DEPENDENT on your products? There aren't any options short term in ammunition makers right now they have to but primer from basically 2 providers!
Think OPEC and the 79' oil embargo did they "flood" the market? They literally had the engine of the FREE world over a barrel! Think Russia and their Natural gas pipeline into Europe, via Syria. If they wanted to they can dissolve the E.U. in HOURS, this when oil was trading below a penny in the summer of 2020!
7. To think that the gun industry hasn't seen their portfolio's grow in the last year is a conspiracy. Smith and Wesson alone doubled their sales from last year. https://www.forbes.com/sites/aaronsmith/...98ffff7933
2. Their yearly portfolio was strong enough to acquire Remington's ammunition line for $81.4 MILLION dollars in the final quarter of 2020.
3. According to NASDAQ VSTO according to their analytics by Zacks Investment Research, based on 6 analysts' forecasts, the consensus EPS forecast for the quarter is $0.63. The reported EPS for the same quarter last year was $0.11. Why would you need a report based on 10 quarters? https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/s...o/earnings
4. If you are right and their earnings to debt ratio was worse in later quarters than their revenue increases would even be even greater. Which would mean that their slowing the supply has worked.
5. Yes, by flooding the market you can shut down competition. This is done by having enough liquidity for buying materials in large quantities or out right owning or BUYING the mines of the raw materials thus cutting your costs down as well your price! Now Olin / Winchester, already does this looks like federal might be primed to do this as well and why wouldn't they with a B I L L I O N dollars in hand?
6. If you are 60% of the market share of ANY product and supply basically most ammunition makers how would they compete if they a. do not have the means or capacity to meet their demands or b. are DEPENDENT on your products? There aren't any options short term in ammunition makers right now they have to but primer from basically 2 providers!
Think OPEC and the 79' oil embargo did they "flood" the market? They literally had the engine of the FREE world over a barrel! Think Russia and their Natural gas pipeline into Europe, via Syria. If they wanted to they can dissolve the E.U. in HOURS, this when oil was trading below a penny in the summer of 2020!
7. To think that the gun industry hasn't seen their portfolio's grow in the last year is a conspiracy. Smith and Wesson alone doubled their sales from last year. https://www.forbes.com/sites/aaronsmith/...98ffff7933