RAD doesn't have the management that WAG
has!
For the past year or two, I haven't been keeping
track, WAG has had the number 1 ranking within its
sector for "Management Team", either voted by peers or
investors...See Fortune Magazine.
An example was when WAG
had a forseeable weakness in future internet related
sales, they formed an alliance with Peapod (is that the
name?). This way, WAG doesn't have to go through the
internet growing pains in the pharmaceutical retail
sector. How many years will it take before this becomes
profitable?
Years from now, if WAG is seen as behind in this
sector, don't you think the team will do something about
it? It's great that WAG has no debt, they can take on
debt to get in the game if they ever need to, on
whatever playing field it is...internet, interactive cable
TV, etc...
Go WAG!