Yes that seems to be an ok start. But you left out the important figures.
Gross Profit was $232,000
Expenses:
Amortization and Depreciation
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57
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Commissions
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71,250
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Corporate Development
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—
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Marketing
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20,333
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General and Administrative
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17,856
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Professional Fees
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105,231
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Salary
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128,000
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Stock Compensation Expense
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Total Expenses
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342,727
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Net Loss for the Period
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$ (150,123)
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Between Commisions, Salaries, and Professional Fees that pretty much keeps us in the red
Question for anyone that wants to answer.
Professional Fees? $105,231 for 3 months that = $35,077 a month
Salaries? $128,000 for 3 months = $42,667 a month. How many people are on salary? I already ready know. I just want to see if you really know.
IMO: expensives are extremely to high. I will be looking forward for the next 10Q. I am happy that they made some money but... I will leave it at but until the next 10Q is filed.