Neiman Marcus, page-80

 What you are doing is to take random single day sales for a single product from a single outlet multiply by the total number of outlets multiply by the number days in a year (or a number of days in a quarter) multiply by unit price to project sale revenue for a year or a quarter. I do not think it needs rocket science to know that this a highly inaccurate and dangerous projection or revenue forecast. It has not worked so far with Cellmid as you have always been wrong.

If you really want to silence shareholders' grievances and improve investors sentiments please ask the management to release actual numbers.