I apologies about this. Who cares if cash flow goes to a Billion, if it does not generate any profit? Some labels on your collum's would be nice. Yes easy to figure out but why not be clear. Are not Taxes, interest, Depreciation and Amortization Real expenses that should be subtracted from Profits. There are places like M&A where these are needed but for evaluating how a company is doing, I do not see why they should be used.
So typical of many people including analyst a rag sheet writers. Company not making reasonable profits muddy the water by talking about things that look good but have little or no impact to bottom line. Remember Lyns has accumulating over $1.6B of CAP X all of that will need to be Depreciated or Amortized starting very soon and that is a direct hit to the bottom line. Sooner or latter you have to account for all money spent. CAPX just delays recognizing it till improvement are in actual use. When hopefully the profit gain from improvements will offset the cost.
LYC Price at posting:
$6.89 Sentiment: Sell Disclosure: Not Held
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