News from Trump's Golf Resorts.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: SKEPTEK
Sure.

Q4 2017 EPS $0.41, Q3 2020 EPS $1.74.

Facts are fun.

What does that have to do with Netflix earnings?
My 401k might see this as a good thing but Netflix itself doesn't see any of that money.

Are they Legitimate tax write offs? They are legal and most companies use the writeoffs. I used depreciation on lots of things, you cannot claim all the expenses in one year usually, spreading it out for five, ten , or thirty years is commonly done.

If they did not have write offs, nobody would be expanding businesses or buying them. I would never have even had a business if you could not deduct the money you invested from your income....that would be foolish.

So do people think it's only Republican's that make tax laws to save them money. Sorry but both sides are pigs at the trough.

So do people think it's only Republican's that make tax laws to save them money. Sorry but both sides are pigs at the trough.

a reply to: mikell

Like the Clinton Foundation?

originally posted by: Bluntone22
What does that have to do with Netflix earnings?

Why are you ask what earnings per share has to do with earnings? It's pretty self explanatory.

originally posted by: Bluntone22

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: SKEPTEK
Sure.

Q4 2017 EPS $0.41, Q3 2020 EPS $1.74.

Facts are fun.

What does that have to do with Netflix earnings?
My 401k might see this as a good thing but Netflix itself doesn't see any of that money.

You can't have a positive EPS if the company isn't profitable. Someone said Netflix didn't make any money.