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Half_Penny

05/29/19 5:32 PM

#34313 RE: Majk76 #34308

You realize in your sticky - the sheets show the year ending Jan 31, 2018 shows a bigger loss per share than the year before. So it really does not matter if revenue increases, it matters if debt increases faster than revenue to the point the company starts to show a decline in profits.

REVENUES does not equal PROFITS!

So, if they have 9M in revenue and their debt is eating all their profits, they do not have a good earning per share... which is why on their financials it shows a loss (in parenthesis) of (2.92) EPS and the year before it was only 0.00