WHOA ... LOL ... that has to be the absolute worse spin you have ever tried to pull off. I mean that is a terrible interpretation of various scenarios jubbled into one post to justify what you said I SAID when I said nothing of the kind. Out of content and even time frame.
That is quite jubbled up mess you have there. But you gave no link to justify again that you constantly say I say thing when in fact it is a jubbled up personal interpretation. Only a spin and you are the analyst screaming variables and you do not even know the differnce of the adjustable varibles and constant variables like APRR which is the the locked figure for last year. But you do not want to use the other locked variables so now you want to spin that they have to be adjusted. That is nonsense. They are the variables that are use with the current information to calculate the effeciency of the company in its growth and profitablility to revenues.
Now you want to spin they have to have ajustments. PLease. That is a terrible spin. You do not adjust constant variables.
MY goodness I thought you knew how to evaluate properly. Example:"if revenues in core business increased by 10% then the ARRR must include an adjustment to compensate for the growth. ... No offense but what the devil are you talking about. Several things wrong here. the drop in revenues and then adjustment for growth??? That alone is a contradiction in terms. APRR must include an adjustment, I hate to tell you APRRs do not get adjustments it is the locked know constant variale of last year. Unless you are out to deceive the public with a false evaluation. If you adjust the ANNUAl run Rate you are tampering with a constant variable used to calculate the value of the company in the present year.
Get some sleep Bix you are making yourself look bad even to a novice.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.