If a company earns a billion dollars in a certain period of time, that's good? Nope, not even close. If it took a trillion to earn a billion in a quarter, that's not good.
Kevin's business made so much money he went belly up. How many companies that lose money year after year are hiring? Kevin's such a wonder Liberal model of success.
Did you guys even look at the data that I sent. Do you want to invest in that business?
You mean like the people who made between 50-100% on that investment over the past year?
Las Vegas Casino company's CZR, MGM, RRR, and Boyd all have similar results...some with better balance sheets than others. And all of their Las Vegas properties are thriving right now like they never have before - and thats even with the absence of Convention traffic. (And again - it has nothing to do with the topic of this thread)
You've gone from saying ROI is how companies measure their results....to suggesting these companies are not investable. Neither is true. So where do you move the goal posts now?
