Re: Business is slowing
- From: Lawyerkill <Lawyerkill@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 30 May 2008 15:38:53 -0700 (PDT)
On May 30, 5:24�pm, "FrediFizzx" <fredifi...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
You are in a sector that I would think the housing downturn is affecting
you very much. �It is driving companies that do your kind of work for
the housing industry into more competition with you since they probably
don't have as much work right now. �Yeah, maybe the best thing to do is
to try to ride it out and let your new competition sink. �Or... �get
aggressive with it and sink them faster if you can afford it. �;-) �Go
for volume? �That is what my friend I spoke of above has been doing for
a few years now and seems to be unaffected by the slowdown so far.
Sorry, that you are having less business but there are many businesses
that are still doing just fine. �Go Al!
Fred
All business is affected by the housing downturn, but our a lot less
than most. They can't close down prisons, nursing homes or schools
because of the housing downturn, in fact their needs are increasing,
but their fuel cost are skyrocketing and they have to cut back on
something. We had Electrical contractors coming out of the woodwork
bidding against because their industrical work is drying up. Our
suppliers sell to many sectors and they are starting to hurt. The one
that called me today sells telephone systems mainly to industry, small
business and motels and he's hurting.
I don't know, I'm just telling what I see myself.
.
- Follow-Ups:
- Re: Business is slowing
- From: BuffettHater@xxxxxxxxx
- Re: Business is slowing
- References:
- Business is slowing
- From: Lawyerkill
- Re: Business is slowing
- From: FrediFizzx
- Re: Business is slowing
- From: Lawyerkill
- Re: Business is slowing
- From: FrediFizzx
- Business is slowing
- Prev by Date: U.S. Market Setting Up for a 2nd Half Rally?
- Next by Date: July 1 Competition May 30 Results
- Previous by thread: Re: Business is slowing
- Next by thread: Re: Business is slowing
- Index(es):
Relevant Pages
|
