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NewJerichoMan

05/20/17 2:12 PM

#48 RE: NewJerichoMan #47

Comparing 2016 YE vs 2016 Q1 results.





If one's run-rate increases ~14.2% thru ~20% of the year (74 of 365 days), that implies a ~70%+ increase YoY, if annualized.


But the relative "easy beats" in terms of both months and quarters have passed. To keep increasing at a consistent or increasing rate gets harder in April and May, then June is gonna require monumental absolute gains.