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    Ben Franklin

    Vice President and Equity Analyst at River stick Capital

    Ben Franklin is a Vice President and Equity Analyst at River Stick Capital, specializing in technology, media, and telecommunications research. He covers leading companies such as Apple, Meta, Netflix, and Salesforce, consistently outperforming the market with a documented success rate of 68% and average annual returns exceeding 15% according to analyst tracking platforms. Franklin launched his career in equity research at Credit Suisse in 2014 before transitioning to River Stick Capital in 2021, where he has become recognized for his incisive analysis and stock recommendations. He holds FINRA Series 7 and 63 licenses and was named a Top 100 Analyst by TipRanks in 2023 for his accuracy and performance.

    Ben Franklin's questions to CHARLES & COLVARD (CTHR) leadership

    Ben Franklin's questions to CHARLES & COLVARD (CTHR) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Ben Franklin from River stick Capital questioned the company's decision to draw $500,000 from its credit facility, given its reported high cash balance of $9.2 million.

    Answer

    Don O'Connell, President and CEO, explained that the draw was a strategic test to ensure the credit facility was fully functional and accessible if needed. He noted that the associated cost was fractional and considered it a prudent measure to confirm liquidity options.

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    Ben Franklin's questions to CHARLES & COLVARD (CTHR) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Ben Franklin from River stick Capital questioned the rationale for drawing on the company's credit facility, given its high cash balance.

    Answer

    Don O'Connell (executive) explained that the $0.5 million draw was a strategic test to ensure the credit facility was fully operational and accessible, as it had not been utilized in several years. He noted the cost was fractional and considered it a prudent action to preserve cash flexibility.

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