Financial analysis tips from someone who has no clue"I would suggest knowing the EPS and expense numbers" wow, brilliant. quinlash now suggests looking at the 'expense numbers' on an Income Statement?
Other than top line revenue - what what has he been looking at these past 30 years?
That would explain his investments in bankrupt Zenabis, Hexo, Medmen and Nevadao Copper
Absolutely clueless as to how to read/analyse a financial report - relying on investment terms and ratios that he has no clue about.
By the way, Tilray has no EPS - you need earnings to have an EPS. Tilray has lost $3.1 BILLION tin the last 3 years (that's USD - dont get confused if you're comparing to what other companies have lost)
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quinlashon Oct 06, 2024 9:52am 
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RE:RE:RE:TLRY Book Value (shown on SH)
At least you know one number to look for now in this week's report. It will mean more to you if you know what the last net income number was.
Go read over the 2024 Q4 / FY end report details so that you can confirm for yourself what was actually reported.
They are reporting in US Dollars so keep that in mind if you are comparing TLRY to a company that reports in Canadian dollars.
I would suggest knowing the EPS and expense numbers as well, again, get those yourself so that you are not relying on stock forums for investment decisions.