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kirby007 said:
Actually depends on the accounting standard there is a profit see GAAP

The "non-GAAP" figures in an earnings report are always "see what it looks like if we ignore a bunch of inconvenient rules while accepting favourable ones". And what that is changes in every report. You absolutely need to read the small print to see if it's realistic.

Look how much EA left out: