Francoise, I do not claim the company lost money in the first quarter, the company did. Of course you wouldn't know this since you haven't bothered to read the 10SB. Why not quit bothering the company and do so.
Here's a little Cliff Notes action on part of it from Frisky on RB.
Dear FG:
Read the income statement for the three-month ended, 1999. You will find that the net income is $1,968,150. In the same page, you will find that the net income for the six-month ended is $1,818,305. The difference is negative $149,845. Since the second quarter has more net income than the six-month figure, it implied that the company lost money in the first quarter. ZSUN did not want you to know. You must figure out yourself. It is very hazard for your wealth, if you don't know how to read the income statement.
Again, you haven't even read the 10SB yet your willing to make pie in the sky projections about the company. Amazing.
CMB
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