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Why negative profit company (Super Force) in v1.986
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chenglui520
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Re: Why negative profit company (Super Force) in v1.986
You always seem to find odd high numbers chenglui520 :p
Incase of "super force" i reckon the montly rent of 10Billion dollar doesnt sound healthy for the annual profit.
To start with;
The annual operating revenue (the income from all the firms combined) is only bout 1/3 of the operating costs it's making (45.6Billion on wages ???)
So Super Force starting the the income slab with a minus of 40.6Billion in straight revenue/profit.
Then add the montly 10B interest (thats 120Billion a year)
Thats a total of minus 160Billion dollars that company is making a year
The only thing that let you believe it was making a profit was the gain in the stockmarket they had.
Look at the total Net profit and then at the total stock return (so in the Lifetime column). With the firms it actualy had a loss of 1trillion dollars in the 64years of operation.
Atm they are losing stock returns of half a trillion per month (455B) which was the only reason the company was shown as making a profit.
Now it seems their owned shares are plumeting (a loss in shares worth of 4trillion dollar in just 2 months) and with that their networth.
Its a very big company, but its not worth much realy
Their retail stores are selling very poorly (in % the factories are creating a much bigger profit, about 10 times
)
So my advice is to sell the shares you have in that company very quickly, cus that company is going down like a brick from the sky
Incase of "super force" i reckon the montly rent of 10Billion dollar doesnt sound healthy for the annual profit.
To start with;
The annual operating revenue (the income from all the firms combined) is only bout 1/3 of the operating costs it's making (45.6Billion on wages ???)
So Super Force starting the the income slab with a minus of 40.6Billion in straight revenue/profit.
Then add the montly 10B interest (thats 120Billion a year)
Thats a total of minus 160Billion dollars that company is making a year
The only thing that let you believe it was making a profit was the gain in the stockmarket they had.
Look at the total Net profit and then at the total stock return (so in the Lifetime column). With the firms it actualy had a loss of 1trillion dollars in the 64years of operation.
Atm they are losing stock returns of half a trillion per month (455B) which was the only reason the company was shown as making a profit.
Now it seems their owned shares are plumeting (a loss in shares worth of 4trillion dollar in just 2 months) and with that their networth.
Its a very big company, but its not worth much realy
Their retail stores are selling very poorly (in % the factories are creating a much bigger profit, about 10 times
)So my advice is to sell the shares you have in that company very quickly, cus that company is going down like a brick from the sky