Lol. There is an inordinately more to a company's underlying...

Lol.

There is an inordinately more to a company's underlying financial performance than just one Revenue item; there are all the other revenue items (and, importantly, how that revenue is recognised).

And then there are all the expense items.

And then there are the non-operating items such as accounting for D&A. movements in provisioning, and taxation.

And that's all just the P&L.

Then there is how the P&L, balance sheet and the cash flow statements reconcile with one another.

In your inane cheerleading of the stock, you've basically taken a single piece of a jigsaw puzzle and concluded what the entire picture is. Concluded wrongly, as it turns out.

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