ALLIANCE GLOBAL GROUP INC. PLEASE HELP ME EXPLAIN THE RECEIVABLES TURNOVER AND THE DAYS TO COLLECT IN THE YEAR 2020   Net Sales Revenue     124555.38   Days   365   Ave. Net Receivables     88640.47   Receivable Turnover   1.41   Receivable turnover     1.41   Days to Collect   258.87 or 259 PLEASE HELP ME EXPLAIN THE INVENTORY TURNOVER AND THE DAYS TO SELL IN THE YEAR 2020   Cost of Goods Sold     75568.32   Days   365   Average Inventory 70,012.93   Inventory Turnover     1.08   Inventory Turnover     1.08   Days to Sell   337.96 or 338

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