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Strategies & Market Trends : Fundamental Value Investing

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To: E_K_S who wrote (4677)7/2/2025 9:39:02 AM
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Well, the way I see it, the Best that one can do is to refer to the ACTUAL numbers that appear in the latest published Financial Statements of a company. And in the case of the USA that will be either in their latest 10Q or 10K Reports. And the LTM number, as AI states, is the sum of the Actual numbers of the last 4 Quarterly Periods, and not numbers which may, or may not, be relevant in future Financials.

If PAHC "management" thought that the "one time charge" from the Zoetis acquisition was not relevant to their latest Net Income number then they could have put it into their Income Statement as a Negative number and therefore not expect folk to go "digging" through their "Notes" to do whatever adjustments that the "digger" thought was relevant.

After all, they did include the "Amortization of Goodwill and Intangible Assets" in their Income Statement which some regard as not that relevant. They could just as easily have put that "one time charge" of Zoetis against "Other Non Operating Income (Expenses)" as a negative entry, then there wouldn't be a need for "NTM" calculations which no one can be as certain about as one can be certain about what has ACTUALLY happened over the last 12 months .....

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