EPS is higher revenue?
Ridiculous - becasue of course you cant just look at revenue and ignore expense.
THAT is what EPS is - revenue minus expense, and Tikray has never had 'earnings' ever - they have reported Net Loss since creation.
Operational expense aside, Tikray's increased revenue (by acquiring failing craft brewers) also ignores the Cost of Goods Sold - the direct cost to produce the products - and those costs have increased, dropping the Gross Profit/Margin.
You have to be fairly uneducated, unsophistacted and foolish an investor to look at 'net revenue' - and then completely ignore the rest of the Income/Expense Statement. That sort of thing will lead you into making poor investment decisions - just like quinlash's historical record has proven.
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quinlashon Nov 16, 2024 7:51pm 
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RE:RE:RE:Pure paid promoter nonsense
Net revenue is increasing at a rate high enough that even with additional shares the EPS is improving.
It helps if you understand what Earnings Per Share (EPS) means and that you check the reports to confirm that the EPS number is indeed headed to positive.
Ycharts.com has historical EPS data, I think Fintel does too however use whichever site you like the most