50c -70c by Christma$, page-245

You're looking at this like an accountant and not an investor. If you're basing the share price on the balance sheet it will only frustrate you as it seems to do. How do you then explain Tesla losing close to a billion dollars every year, never once turning a profit in its existence and the share price constantly rocketing, just like their rockets sending bits into space at a massive loss? It's not the only example. There are countless examples. Nobody who can see the future potential cares about the NEXT balance sheet at this stage. If we were basing our investment decisions on the next balance sheet we might as well all sell out right now. We already know it's not going to be great, and if you don't know that, know that now, and decide what you want to do about it with your money. If it bothers you, get out. If you can see a better future, stay in.