RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Break Even
As I asked you before I'll ask again. Show me what you mean by "cash flow" and show how you soulod calculate that. You'll see that they're the same.
The defintion you provided of "break even" is a calculation you would carry out if you started a business and invested say $100,000. You would break even when your profits exceeded $100,000. That makes no sense in a pbulic company. So in SEV's case break even on an annual basis is when their annual reveneus less the cost of those goods (margin) ixceeded expenses. I callled that break even. They called it cash flow positive. Same thing.
Again, if you disagree, please show the calculation you would use for SEV for say Q2 2017..