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To: mph who wrote (330)11/29/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: DavidCG  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1932
 
My COOL hypothesis for revenues this quarter:

Two days ago, I placed an order to buy a Digital Sony Camera from COOL for $729.00 (and free shipping), EGGS sold the same for $833

Anyway, my order number was WO534990.

Last night, I ordered an Epson printer for $299 ( the Epson 850) and my order number was WO536709

And that was less than 24 hours time between orders.

Take a look at the last four digits... I'll bet each order is sequentially one digit higher.

So in less than a 24 hour period, 6709 - 4990 = 1719 orders in less than a 24 hour period (about 18 hours).

Now I don't know what the typical order amount is (the average), but I'll take a conservative guess of $175. (even though my two personal orders averaged $550.)

Lets say 1800 orders are placed daily X $175 average purchase = $315K revs per day.

$315,000 X 30 days = $9.45 million per month

3 months (1 sales quarter) X 9.45 million = $28.35 million in revs.

You of course can play with the numbers any way you choose.

And that's with just one week of TV/Print advertising.

My point?

Last quarter revs were $17 million.

If this quarter gets $28 million in revs..

That would be a 65% increase from last quarter. And probably some
phenomenal % increase from the same quarter in 1997.
(which is how companies announce these things)

Do you realize what that would do to COOL's stock?

To the moon, alice!

-DavidCG