David Pickering,
I will give you the benefit of doubt that you haven't
logged back on or you are out entertaining your
grandchildren or you have a personal policy of not posting after a certain time.
For the benefit of other readers, how much would TTRIF have had to have earned in the corresponding period last year to actually post a 284% return? In other words, what figure times a 284% gain would yield the $1,033,175 increase in gross profits (?).
Well, check it out if TTRIF's profit for the same period last year was $364,794.02 X 284% (or X 2.84) wouldn't give you the correct answer.
So if an improvement from $364,794.02 to $1,033,175 is a 284% improvement, TTRIF's news release is not accurate since it had a loss in the corresponding period the previous year. In other words, N/A or
Not Applicable!
Good night,
Tom K. |
