http://www.mysteryceo.com/ah-ha-moments/to-profit-or-not-to-profit/ Learn from a young CEO as he builds his company - What it takes to build a $100 Million Business... Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:08:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.mysteryceo.com/ah-ha-moments/to-profit-or-not-to-profit/#comment-7 The Nick Thu, 28 Feb 2008 00:55:46 +0000 http://www.mysteryceo.com/ah-ha-moments/to-profit-or-not-to-profit/#comment-7 Nope - investors in early stage companies are far more interested in the revenue. If you're profitable, of course it helps - but then if you're making TOO much money, they'll actually WANT you to start re-investing more aggressively. Nope - investors in early stage companies are far more interested in the revenue. If you’re profitable, of course it helps - but then if you’re making TOO much money, they’ll actually WANT you to start re-investing more aggressively.

]]> http://www.mysteryceo.com/ah-ha-moments/to-profit-or-not-to-profit/#comment-5 Manish Mon, 25 Feb 2008 14:21:09 +0000 http://www.mysteryceo.com/ah-ha-moments/to-profit-or-not-to-profit/#comment-5 I completely agree that a start-up/young company would rather want to invest more of its profits back into the business for faster growth. But doesn't that affect investor funding? Every investor would want to know the bottom-line apart from the top-line of a company they are putting their money into. I completely agree that a start-up/young company would rather want to invest more of its profits back into the business for faster growth. But doesn’t that affect investor funding? Every investor would want to know the bottom-line apart from the top-line of a company they are putting their money into.

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