Re write the following: Another problem you might start to see is large orders being placed in fear of running out of the product. This wouldn't create a steady profit growth because stores are only going to purchase items in bulk and large quantities at one time. Stores would do this because if the supply and demand is not met, there will be a shortage of the product. In order for the store to not have that shortage, they will make large purchases at one time, and then make another large purchase when they are low on product again. Instead, stores should be making purchases often, weekly, so that the product is constantly on their shelves and there is always a flow of product being delivered. With stores constantly placing steady orders, it is easier to analyze the market and see where you might want to start adding more inventories because the demand for a certain product might slightly rise. Also with stores constantly placing orders, you will be able to better forecast finances monthly/quarterly/yearly. If stores were to just purchase in bulk all at once because they are afraid of a shortage, sales will not stay steady. It might