Are they doing their math on a napkin? I don't understand why they make such dramatic spins on pricing and cost in less than a month.
Either they have real-time data that supports the rationale of changing the model based on revenue predictions or they financial math is a joke.
I'm inclined to think is the latter, simply because I really doubt they have any early indicators to compare physical floor vs online performance. But if they do, then this means that their early online performance is way way lower than they expected, which is troubling by itself.
Either they have real-time data that supports the rationale of changing the model based on revenue predictions or they financial math is a joke.
I'm inclined to think is the latter, simply because I really doubt they have any early indicators to compare physical floor vs online performance. But if they do, then this means that their early online performance is way way lower than they expected, which is troubling by itself.