First Quarter Results
Adam & Mary Weiss Announce First Quarter Results for Louis Adolph
COLUMBUS, Ohio – June 16, 2005 – Louis A. Weiss, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOU), the leading provider of joy and wonder to his parents, today announced first quarter results for the period ended June 16, 2005.
Business Results
First quarter net revenue was an overwhelming sense of happiness and excitement for the possibilities that lay ahead in Louis’s life. Net revenue increased 100% over the same period three months ago.
The company reported operating loss for the first quarter of $1.73, compared to an operating profit of $7.89 at the same period three months ago. Losses are attributed to the fact that Louis, Inc. was self contained inside his mother three months ago and did not require his current waste disposal services. Profits are expected to increase over the next quarter as feeding continues to be outsourced to his mother and various modeling and sponsorship contracts materialize. To see more results from the first quarter, click on Lou.
“We are pleased with Louis’s growth during this quarter,” said Louis A. Weiss, Inc.’s Chief Fathering Officer (CFO), Adam Weiss. “Louis has benefited from the love and devotion of his parents, grandparents, family and friends.” Mary Weiss, mother in charge (MIC), commented, “Louis is poised for tremendous growth over the next quarter. It is our responsibility to see that he has the support needed to reach that development.”
About Louis A. Weiss, Inc.
Louis A. Weiss, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOU) is the leading provider of joy and wonder to his parents in the world today. Since inception Louis has been held and loved by an amazing collection of friends and family. Louis has successfully leveraged his adorability into trips to Wooster, North Carolina, Cleveland and his crib. Analysts predict that Louis will continue to grow at an amazing rate. For more information about Louis, please visit www.adamdolph.com.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – June 16, 2005 – Louis A. Weiss, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOU), the leading provider of joy and wonder to his parents, today announced first quarter results for the period ended June 16, 2005.
Business Results
First quarter net revenue was an overwhelming sense of happiness and excitement for the possibilities that lay ahead in Louis’s life. Net revenue increased 100% over the same period three months ago.
The company reported operating loss for the first quarter of $1.73, compared to an operating profit of $7.89 at the same period three months ago. Losses are attributed to the fact that Louis, Inc. was self contained inside his mother three months ago and did not require his current waste disposal services. Profits are expected to increase over the next quarter as feeding continues to be outsourced to his mother and various modeling and sponsorship contracts materialize. To see more results from the first quarter, click on Lou.
“We are pleased with Louis’s growth during this quarter,” said Louis A. Weiss, Inc.’s Chief Fathering Officer (CFO), Adam Weiss. “Louis has benefited from the love and devotion of his parents, grandparents, family and friends.” Mary Weiss, mother in charge (MIC), commented, “Louis is poised for tremendous growth over the next quarter. It is our responsibility to see that he has the support needed to reach that development.”
About Louis A. Weiss, Inc.
Louis A. Weiss, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOU) is the leading provider of joy and wonder to his parents in the world today. Since inception Louis has been held and loved by an amazing collection of friends and family. Louis has successfully leveraged his adorability into trips to Wooster, North Carolina, Cleveland and his crib. Analysts predict that Louis will continue to grow at an amazing rate. For more information about Louis, please visit www.adamdolph.com.
posted by Adam at 12:00 PM
1 Comments:
It seems as though Louis has had a solid first quarter for a start-up and I look forward to future earnings reports. I wouldn't be surprised if he started paying dividends by the end of the fiscal year. Certainly the NASDAQ must have a great deal of confidence in him to award him the first 3-letter ticker symbol in its history.
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