CONTRACTION CONFIRMED
The Spread Sheet Has Errors
For example: July 2016
16,500 vs 16,600 Scripts
As stated a long time ago,
I used the STD of Mon-Fri, &
considered Federal Holidays.
However, even your own presented
data confirms the Flattening-Out and
then Contraction into this 2017 year.
* * * * P R E D I C T I O N S * * * *
MARCH 2017 NUMBERS - My Est
There Are 23 Working-Days In March
March Revenue = $1,828,706
March Prescriptions = 20,056
Should Ave = 872 Rx / W-Days
Should Ave = $91.18 / Rx
FIRST QUARTER 2017 - My Est
Quarter Revenue = $4,928,396
Quarter Prescriptions = 54,051
Should Ave = 872 Rx / W-Day
Should Ave = $91.18 / Rx
GROWTH PARAMETERS
If Numbers Are Below = Neg Growth
If Numbers Are Same = No Growth
If Numbers Are Above = Pos Growth
The amount of Scripts per W-Day will
reveal that there is no longer growth.
But March & August will have the most
Working-Days (23), so they should show
a higher "perceived" amount by month.
As most other months will seem lower.
JMO