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Interesting thread have to respect the builder for coming on .The comments about business overhead are
very true I spent 23 yrs in middle management for a worldwide multinational company with annual sales in the tens of billions and profits in the hundreds of millions sometimes and sometimes annual looses in the billions a lot of people would be surprised to find out that the percentage of net profit to total sales with many corporations are in the low teens or single digit percent range . Smaller companies face a lot of overhead expense
but not insignificant in scale in the least. Also the smaller businesses can't sell bonds and float 5 billion dollar notes to get them through the cyclical adversities that plague most businesses.
Generally higher end products dictate more per unit profit that affords the ability to offer less expensive
lower profit products as well serving a broader market just a standard business model. Some that have posted here have no idea what it costs to run a business many others here do know. I'm in the latter group. I remember when ram was $100.00 a meg and 100MB hard drives were huge and dialing in to a bbs with a 9600 baud modem was the thing way all on Dos of course before aol and or windows I have one
Amd 4 core system and one sandy bridge box and an old p4 system .The SB box gets my vote the AMD is decent though.
regards
very true I spent 23 yrs in middle management for a worldwide multinational company with annual sales in the tens of billions and profits in the hundreds of millions sometimes and sometimes annual looses in the billions a lot of people would be surprised to find out that the percentage of net profit to total sales with many corporations are in the low teens or single digit percent range . Smaller companies face a lot of overhead expense
but not insignificant in scale in the least. Also the smaller businesses can't sell bonds and float 5 billion dollar notes to get them through the cyclical adversities that plague most businesses.
Generally higher end products dictate more per unit profit that affords the ability to offer less expensive
lower profit products as well serving a broader market just a standard business model. Some that have posted here have no idea what it costs to run a business many others here do know. I'm in the latter group. I remember when ram was $100.00 a meg and 100MB hard drives were huge and dialing in to a bbs with a 9600 baud modem was the thing way all on Dos of course before aol and or windows I have one
Amd 4 core system and one sandy bridge box and an old p4 system .The SB box gets my vote the AMD is decent though.
regards